Shoji has run creator and campaign desks through more market cycles than most agencies have survived. The roster stays small on purpose: a handful of seats open each cohort, and every one of them is earned.
Front live client campaigns with the desk behind you. Shoji supplies the narrative, the assets and the distribution slots; you supply a voice the market already listens to, or one worth building.
Every desk lead started on execution. Operators who ship get handed briefs, then budgets, then a seat with a split. Leadership here is earned on the record, not applied for.
Commission deal-hunting on a priority-ranked pipeline dealt from the Shoji engine daily. Seats are limited by lead supply, so the door opens in waves. Early names get first allocation.
One message. Who you are, what you have moved, links to the receipts.
A live brief with a real deadline on real client work. The desk watches how you ship, not how you interview.
A seat, a split and the engine behind you: leads, scripts, assets and distribution slots.
The ones who compound get their own lane, their own roster and a share of what it earns.
If it did not move the market, it did not happen. Impressions are an input, never the result.
A small audience that converts outranks a big one that scrolls past. Bring proof, not projections.
Wins belong to the project, losses belong to the desk. That order never reverses.
The market does not wait for the edit. A good post today beats a perfect one after the candle.
Send who you are, the work you are proudest of, the audience or pipeline you bring, and the track you want. A senior Shoji lead reads every application.