Job Posting by Jo Min: "Too Many Applicants, Closing Early"

Recruitment Notice for Editor of Own YouTube Channel
"Basic 200,000 KRW per 8-minute Video"
300,000 Subscribers in Just 3 Months Since Channel Launch

Jo Min, the daughter of former Minister of Justice Cho Kuk, who had announced the recruitment of an editor for her YouTube channel, closed the application just a few days after the job posting due to an overwhelming number of applicants.

On the 16th, Jo announced on her YouTube channel 'Jjomin minchobae' that she was "recruiting an editor to work with the channel."

Jo explained, "The basic payment is 200,000 KRW per 8-minute video, with an additional 11,000 KRW per extra minute." She also wrote that she prefers "someone who can catch and highlight the fun parts well" and "someone who frequently watches my YouTube channel."

However, on the same day, Jo informed through the community that the application for the YouTube channel editor was closed due to too many applicants.

As of the morning of the 18th, the YouTube channel has about 300,000 subscribers

Mr. Cho launched a YouTube channel on May 12th. At that time, he uploaded his first video titled "My First Step into the World of YouTube... Ta-da... Taking the Step, Jjomin's Video Diary (Teaser)."
[Photo by YouTube channel 'Jjomin minchobae']

Earlier, Jo opened her YouTube channel on May 12. At that time, she uploaded her first video titled 'My first step into the YouTube world... Ta-da... Taking a step, Jjomin's video diary (Teaser)'. In the first video, she said, "If I leave something like a video diary, it might be nice to look back on later. I really want to create content that makes me feel happy in a simple way."

She also introduced her food preferences, saying, "I like pork belly, chicken feet, and pork skin."

Within just one day of launching her YouTube channel, Jo's subscribers approached 30,000, and within two days, she surpassed 50,000. On May 23, she exceeded 100,000 subscribers and received the 'Silver Button,' and on June 23, when she declared she would relinquish her medical license, her subscribers surpassed 200,000.

On the 16th, Mr. Cho announced on his YouTube channel 'Jjomin minchobae' that he is "recruiting an editor to work with the channel."
[Photo by YouTube channel 'Jjomin minchobae']

As of the morning of the 18th, Jo's YouTube channel has approximately 284,000 subscribers.

Meanwhile, on the 10th, the prosecution indicted Jo without detention on charges of submitting false documents to Busan National University and Seoul National University College of Medicine, thereby obstructing admission screening (false official document use, obstruction of business, and obstruction of official duties by deception, etc.).

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