Here are a few things we look for in a manager: • Reliable and responsible people who can dedicate time to helping manage the studio. • Good communication skills, including working with other managers and enforcing the rules when needed. • The ability to stay calm, solve problems, and make sensible decisions under pressure. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Please answer the following in your application: • Please give us a short introduction, including how long you’ve been a member of the studio, your time zone, and your age or age range. • (Optional) Do you have any experience managing communities or similar roles? • Why do you want to become a manager for Different By Design? • What do you think being a manager would involve? • Why do you think you’d make a good manager? • Are there any downsides or weaknesses you think you’d have as a manager? • What are some ideas you have for improving the studio? • What is your availability and activity level (ideally on a scale from 1–10)? - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Applications will stay open until August 5th, 2026 at 11:59pm IST (Irish Standard Time). After that, the current managers will review every application and get in touch with candidates to follow up. We’re excited to read your applications and welcome some new people to the managing team! If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to ask in the comments, and a manager would be happy to answer.
I am also the user @hxnsung, but if I ever became a manager I would apply on a different account because due to personal preferences I would never like my main promoted. I would probably want the account @hxnsunggie promoted If I would ever be promoted. Hello, I am Daisy. I love to take photos, draw and paint, and I love Kpop! I have been a member of the studio since it was made. My time zone is EST and I am 15-17. I used to manage a roleplay studio that got fairly popular about two years ago, but it has died down and closed since. I would want to become a different by design manager because I would like to have something to be more responsible for again. Managing a studio sounds like something that I would be pretty good at again. I would probably have to be strict and more responsible with the things that I do, and I would have to make people stick to the rules well. I think I would make a good manager because I have been good at management roles before and I do have experience talking to people, and I feel like I would do pretty well. Some downsides to me being a manager is that I sometimes have a pretty bad attitude and I am irritable, and if I am mad about something I might close the studio for longer than needed. Some ideas to improve the studio is maybe making people more welcoming and trying to help reply culture get better by doing more interactive things. My availability is usually about 8 out of 10. But when school starts, I may become less active due to the phone ban in my state.
