Shanobi said:
Well, I assume each individual review is an individual job, and many reviewers are not on staff, they are independant contractors. Assuming that, each job=(x) dollars. Each critic, according to this guy, is trying to take as many of those reviews as they can, so they can get those (x) dollars for each review. It's just like working at a local newspaper, many of the stories aren't written by staff writers, they're contracted writers, and photographers. So, assuming they're working with contracted workers, giving 2 games to one reviewer will cost the same as giving 1 game to one reviewer, and another to a second. |
Exactly they have the 2 or 3 on staff overworked (? playing videogames) because it cheaper.
I would cite regulation, but I know you will simply ignore it.







