Sumo-
The salary will, of course, be so low that the successful applicant will be in a permanent state of suffering. How else could they acquire experience relevant to writing for Rapha? :)
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no, you're right. They didn't mention the salary therefore there isn't one.
Interesting post, given that I haven't said that at all.
My suggestion is that the salary for the role will be low - and with every use of words like "opportunity" I'd knock another grand off the gross, as there is a fairly obvious quid pro quo here - the applicant is going to parlay experience for access to Rapha, a company that works in an area in which they're passionately interested, to (potentially) get a start in copywriting.
= Whenever the job advert can be paraphrased as "by employing you we're doing you a big favour" it's not going to be win-win.
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Oliver Schick
Dammit
And there are no implications which follows that, then? No quid-pro-quo at all, say in the realm of remuneration?