FAQs
What are the language requirements for the Catalog Associate position?
The position requires a B1 level proficiency in German (DE) and proficiency in English and Spanish, including spelling, grammar, and punctuation.
What are the primary responsibilities of a Catalog Associate?
The primary responsibilities include performing analysis and quality checks on digital e-book content, identifying errors, validating reported errors, and ensuring content quality standards are met.
Is experience with MS Excel and MS Word necessary for this role?
Yes, the ability to work seamlessly in MS Excel and MS Word is a requirement for this role.
What skills are important for a Catalog Associate?
Important skills include problem-solving, data analysis, troubleshooting, good communication, and strong interpersonal skills to manage relationships with teams.
How is the performance of a Catalog Associate measured?
Performance is measured based on compliance with operation metrics such as productivity (titles processed per hour), quality (defect percentage), delivery/latency SLA, and adherence to QA guidelines and team goals.
Will the associate need to interact with external stakeholders?
Yes, the associate will frequently contact publishers and vendor managers to report identified errors and provide updates as required.
Is there a focus on continuous improvement in this role?
Yes, the associate is expected to contribute ideas to improve the editing and QA process and will be encouraged to drive process improvements.
Is the role suitable for individuals who are detail-oriented?
Yes, attention to minute details is crucial for the role, as is the ability to review content critically.
What type of content will the associate review?
The associate may need to review explicit adult content from a clinical perspective, including material that features nudity and strong language.
What characteristics are essential for success in this role?
Essential characteristics include being self-motivated, a good team player, having good communication skills, and the maturity needed to handle sensitive content professionally.