Shutterstock Entry Exam Requirement Now 1 of 10 Accepted Instead of 7

December 4, 2015 Marco | Editor

By Lee Torrens On Wednesday Shutterstock announced they’ve modified the standards for their initial test for new contributors, lowering the acceptance bar from 7 to 1 image approved, out of 10 submitted. The announcement says in their experience the previous 7 out of 10 rule no longer works well for the contributor experience. With this change they aim to better educate new contributors after they’re onboard, instead of motivating improvement… …read more

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Marco | Editor

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