Staff Application FAQ

Is it okay to use Microsoft Word 2010?
-Yes, it's fine. If you do not have Word, contact me.

Is this all supposed to be on a Word Document?
-No, although you are instructed to attach a Word Document to the email.

How long will it take to hear from you guys?
-This is one of the things you're not supposed to ask, but it depends.

How long should my essay be?
-As long as you think is necessary; long enough to get your point across.

What if I want to apply for several positions?
-Submitting more than one application is not necessary (nor is it allowed); if you'd like to apply for more than one position, just be sure to mention (and fully supply any information) this in both the essay (#1) and #6 (and anywhere else in the application where such information seems applicable).

Where are the guidelines?
-If you're to apply for staff, be sure to read as much as you can find on applying.  The full guidelines are here, the staff application form (as opposed to the email/manual form) is here, and any posts with the "staff applications" tag are located here.

What's the difference between the "Staff Application Form" and the "Email/Manual Form"?
-There are two ways you can submit staff applications.  One is the "Email Form", where you answer the questions and attach a Word Document all in one email.  The other is the "Staff Application Form", where you answer questions on a form (some find this more convenient) and separately email the Word Document (containing the essay).

What do I do??!  I don't understand the guidelines!
-The guidelines are very advanced.  If you do not understand the guidelines, it's not recommended that you apply.

More FAQs will be added as questions are asked. Good luck!