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I’m a Thai actor. I can’t speak for all actors, but I get paid ~250k baht per episode for a lakorn (TV drama). A typical lakorn has ~15 episodes. I usually do 1 per year. Add to that the salary I get from the TV network to stay with them.

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[–] OceanSoap@lemmy.ml 2 points 14 hours ago (1 children)

Yup, this is so good to find. The company I work for is so flexible with time. First job I've ever had where I'm not micro managed to death on projects and time.

[–] neomachino@lemmy.dbzer0.com 3 points 7 hours ago (1 children)

To contrast my last company, they gave me a laptop that was absolute shit and would give me the blue screen on death a few times a day. I asked for a better one and they said no so I asked if I could just use my person laptop and they said sure. Then I started getting messages and calls constantly from someone I didn't know asking why I wasn't working (according to the tracking software on my company toaster).

They then wanted to install their software on my personal laptop, it told them they could try. Watching this lady try to open an exe file on my Debian system for an hour was classic. I tried explaining it to her from the beginning but to her I was a lazy ungrateful kid who was taking advantage of the company. She called IT in to help her who I was good friends with and he told here was already tracking software on there and opened up the syslog file and pointed out the timestamps. So I had to send her a file with timestamps at the end of each day, which I just wrote a script to generate instead of sending her my actual syslog.

In the end they made me go back to the shitty windows laptop and I kept getting calls about not working during the periods the laptop was crashing and taking 30 minutes to reboot. I also started getting calls from my boss about why projects weren't being finished.

Sorry for the long reply, I can never be quick when I talk about that place. I still get skeeved out.

[–] MonkeMischief@lemmy.today 1 points 4 hours ago

messages and calls constantly from someone I didn't know asking why I wasn't working.

Do you think they were literally outsourcing worker spying and harassment? That'd be a pretty ridiculous low and yet wouldn't surprise me anymore...