Hypothetically, assuming you did become a trial, would you expect to receive complaints about your actions? If so, then you should confirm what you're intending to do with a more experienced team member. A quick glance suggests that msquad receives very few specific staff complaints, and Market has very straightforward rules for the most part. If you apply those rules correctly, and if you take advantage of the experience of the other team members, then there shouldn't be any issues with complaints.

On the off chance that a complaint was received about a trial, it would be handled the same way as it would be for any staff member. This may result in the trial being warned or removed, based on the severity of the complaint.

Well obviously if I did become a trial I would do my very best to enforce the rules correctly and avoid any complaints but I just wondering if I did receive one. Thanks suo, I'll make sure to verify before taking actions if I do become trial.

I have another question, what staff position is harder in general? msqad or es? I'm just curious

Well I feel that depends on your definition of hard. Some users might find going In-Game and hosting hotseats and tournaments more tiring than managing areas of the forums while some might feel just the opposite. But personally I would saying being an MSquad member is harder because of all the rules to memorize & enforce. Not to mention any scam reports. But of course handling events is very tiring as well.

I wouldn't look at it like that, both are pretty demanding. From the perspective of someone who used to be a GM and Squid at the same time, it looks like this:

Hosting team requires more of your team in one sitting - tourneys often take more than an hour, other in-game events can be even longer. Working with events means you're expected to be creative and reliable when it comes keeping deadlines, preparing those events and whatnot. By its nature, it's also more of a team job, you cooperate with other team members almost constantly. Currently, the job is relatively easier than it used to be as responsibilites such as server sitting, in-game moderation, solving general reports and hard hosting quotas were removed.

With Market Squad, you have a bit more freedom of choice as to when do certain parts of your job - you can jump in, solve a report or two, jump out, rinse and repeat few times a day. Most of the cases you solve yourself (as a full, trials, as mentioned before, are being supervised), asking for input when the case is pretty complicated or involves other reports, that are currently being handled by other Squids. Team communication focuses on those instances, as well as discussing rules and changes to them if needed. Still, some reports are demanding and consume quite a bit of your time, as you often need to investigate alt accounts, transaction logs, exchange PMs with involved parties, write TSA actions (this part is a pain in the ass when you got yourself a case with a lot of items to transfer) and so on. I'd say that, as it is currently, Squid's job is more responsible, as in, it's up to you (mostly) whether someone will get their items back, whether the scammer is punished and for how long. Any mistakes done by a MS generate bigger issues than ES's.

It's all a matter of preference, pick your poison.

Ah ok so either way it's hard, gotcha. Thanks for answering my questions.

Can you make some additions even if you already sent your app :P?

i'd say just sent the person another PM with your addition, either they include it or not.

It would probably be either partly or entirely dependent on whether not they have already reviewed and voted on it.

So, there is no amount of people that can be recruited?