You can now turn binge watching all seven seasons of The West Wing — and by that we really mean all seven seasons of Toddlers & Tiaras — from your bed into a real, paying job.

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How To Apply For Netflix Binge Watching Job

Netflix is on the hunt for a UK/Ireland “tagger” looking to turn pjs into the new office chic. According to the job listing, successful applicants will watch and “deconstruct” TV shows and movies, objectively giving them the proper tags. Like “Coming-of-age Animal Tales” and “Gritty British Prison Movies.”

Even without salary specifications, this may or may not be better than the panda nanny dream job.

Netflix advertising job binge watching its box-sets. A vacancy ad was posted on the LA based entertainment company’s website calling for candidates who are passionate about movies and TV. This might seem like 2018 deja vu, but in the wake of YouTube Premium (nee YouTube Red) “Cobra Kai” is now available to stream and properly binge watch on Netflix. In fact, you can actually make money with remote jobs in Atlanta home, including binging one of the top shows out right now. If you're willing to watch both seasons of Ozark all the way though, you can get hired by Internet Advisor. They'll actually pay you $1,000 to sit through 20 hours of the popular Netflix show. Netflix are hiring for a dream job (Picture: Netflix) Netflix are hiring for arguably the perfect job in the world, where you’ll get paid to binge-watch and critique the streaming platform’s.

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Netflix Jobs Binge Watching Shows

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Netflix Jobs Binge Watching On Netflix

They say you do your best work when you actually like what you're doing. So if you're one of the millions of people who enjoy streaming movies and television shows, boy does Netflix have a paycheck for you. The streaming giant is looking to hire someone to watch, rate, annotate, tag, and more of its near-700 pieces of original content it's churning out this year.

Working out of Netflix's Los Angeles' offices, the 'entertainment-savvy' editorial analyst will be responsible for helping 'categorize television series, specials, and movies for our 100+ million users.' Basically, this individual will be a professional binge-watcher, specifically of Netflix's original programming. The main requirements are a fluency in Japanese (presumably because Netflix Japan boasts the biggest library of original content) and five-plus years of experience in the film/television industry. A passion for entertainment is obviously a must.

Netflix Jobs Binge Watching Teens

C'mon Andy Sachs of binge-watching! This is the job a million Netlixers would kill for. Apply here.