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Worked at one found through craigslist. I left after the first year because somehow they were making $5k a day yet always having money problems. It got so bad t
by joshribakoff 9y ago
Worked at one found through craigslist. I left after the first year because somehow they were making $5k a day yet always having money problems. It got so bad they didn't pay the power bill. That and finding used needles in the bathroom were the final straw. At one of the office parties they had a communal pile of ketamine on the table. Just a really toxic environment. The CEO would regularly come in and let us know we were doing great because he lounges in his pool all day and does nothing so "keep up the great work". People would write in all the time saying we ruined their lives and what's it going to take for us to remove the videos (we could not be bribed) I didn't really advance my career at all.
- colanderman 9y ago> People would write in all the time saying we ruined their lives and what's it going to take for us to remove the videos Did this business illegally post content it did not hold copyright to? If so that the environment is otherwise toxic is not surprising.
- joshribakoff 9y agoBasically it was 18 year old kids who legally had the right to sign our contracts, but still lived with mom & dad. Mom & dad would find out & call us with threats/bribes and "we" would just hang up the phone & laugh about it.
- toomuchtodo 9y agoFor those who are interested in going down the rabbit hole, watch the Netflix documentary "Hot Girls Wanted". It's not exactly the same; skeezy old school porn producers have made way for young amateur porn producers, but it's still relatively the same as what OP refers to.