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The Nielsen Company employs advanced data collection methodologies and measurement science to help businesses turn new and traditional sources of data into customer intelligence to better manage their brands, launch and grow product portfolios, optimize their media mix and establish meaningful customer relationships. Nielsen is the world's leading marketing and media information company. We're passionate about measuring and analyzing how people interact with digital platforms, traditional media and in-store environments - locally as well as globally. We provide the most complete understanding of how consumers get information, consume media and buy goods and services. Above all else, our ongoing commitment is to align our business with our clients' needs to ensure they have a competitive edge in an expanding global economy. The privately held company is active in more than 100 countries, with headquarters in New York, USA. EOE/AA/M/F/D/V
On a nightly basis, Nielsen IAG produces online surveys regarding specific TV show episodes in order to measure viewer engagement. Nielsen IAG is looking for Writers that are fully bilingual in Spanish and English to join the part-time evening staff. Writers view TV shows and write questions to measure overall viewer engagement and the effectiveness of product placement. These surveys are posted each night, so all assignments must be completed during a shift.
This is part-time work under demanding deadlines. Writing shifts begin at 7:30 and last approximately 6 hours. Before applying, please consider if late hours are something to which you can commit. Because Nielsen IAG production takes place seven days a week, six weekend (Friday, Saturday, and Sunday) evenings will be required each month.
All work is done in Nielsen IAG's Manhattan offices so no telecommuting is possible.
Compensation is $14/hour.
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Requirements |
We are seeking bilingual writers who are proficient in both Spanish and English languages as incumbents will watch Spanish-language and English-language programming and then be expected to produce surveys in both languages. Nielsen IAG's editorial style is complex and evolving, thus Writers must possess a flexibility to respond to changes quickly. As Writers work closely with Editors to finalize copy, they need to be receptive to feedback and willing to improve their work on an ongoing basis. Ideal candidates will possess backgrounds in journalism. Also, all writing is done within a database so it is essential to be totally comfortable working with a computer in a paperless environment.
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