Kemo
07-02-2021, 02:06 PM
WWE is looking to fill a number of backstage roles in the company. The listing they have put out includes jobs such as writers and managers of talent operations & appearances.
The promotion posted about a number of openings they are looking to fill on their corporate website yesterday including full time opening for new backstage writers and more.
The key responsibilities for the writing job include developing “clearly defined, yet emotionally sophisticated, characters for a diverse group of WWE Talent.”
The qualifications include 5+ years of experience of writing TV or film content as well as the experience of working with on-screen talents and creative writers.
The listing interestingly does not require the candidate to have previous knowledge of wrestling. According to it, understanding of WWE’s audience is “a plus but not required.”
Other openings posted alongside the writer role include a full-time position as the manager of talent operations and appearances as well as a cybersecurity engineer for a remote consultant role.
WWE recently faced some criticism when a company writer revealed that she was not required to know anything about wrestling before joining the promotion. The officials have not changed the requirements for the job despite it.
The promotion posted about a number of openings they are looking to fill on their corporate website yesterday including full time opening for new backstage writers and more.
The key responsibilities for the writing job include developing “clearly defined, yet emotionally sophisticated, characters for a diverse group of WWE Talent.”
The qualifications include 5+ years of experience of writing TV or film content as well as the experience of working with on-screen talents and creative writers.
The listing interestingly does not require the candidate to have previous knowledge of wrestling. According to it, understanding of WWE’s audience is “a plus but not required.”
Other openings posted alongside the writer role include a full-time position as the manager of talent operations and appearances as well as a cybersecurity engineer for a remote consultant role.
WWE recently faced some criticism when a company writer revealed that she was not required to know anything about wrestling before joining the promotion. The officials have not changed the requirements for the job despite it.