No. That line makes it read like an IT helpdesk job and will cost you valuable ops candidates. Reframe it as ownership, not repair.
Operations Manager
AM:PM Network
AM:PM is a short form vertical video news platform for Gen Z and millennials. Daily video newspaper at 7:30am. Eleven beats. Every story runs both sides, fact checked.
Editorial decides what gets published. You make sure the organisation runs so it happens on time, every day.
What you do
Run day to day operations across the org, so every team has what it needs to work without friction
Plan shift rosters, manage leaves and attendance, and arrange backup when someone does not turn up
Onboard current joinees across teams, get their systems, access, and paperwork ready from day one
Keep track of how many stories are in progress and how many are done, and flag to the senior editor early if the day is running short
Check in on the night desk through the night to confirm the shift is staffed and on schedule
Run the morning handover so the day team knows what got published and what is pending
What you need
2 to 4 years in operations, production coordination, or office and admin management
Has done this at an early stage company or a newsroom, where the job has no fixed boundaries
Available for night checks, with the bulk of the role in regular hours
Positive with people, able to follow up firmly without being difficult
Organised, reliable, and calm when things go wrong
Pay: ₹40,000.00 - ₹100,000.00 per month
Application Question(s)
How many people have you managed rosters or attendance for, and where?
Have you worked at an early stage company or a newsroom before? Tell us what you handled.
What is your expected CTC