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I understand that I made an unfair comparison but more so than the artist, the editors once again call their competence into question. I'm sure Jump is slightly more selective with their artist pool but to give a rookie an acting manga of all themes as their first job just seems irresponsible.You’re comparing a veteran with years of experience to someone who probably never draw a weekly manga in her life. She’s a pixiv artist. Where they have an episode about that in Juhan Shuttai. Editor picks these artists up from pixiv, say some nice thing about working in manga yada yada, then sign a contract. From a hobby to a job is a different thing
I would legit not be surprised if the aritist start to fall behind on the art and unable to meet the deadline since she feel the pressure of doing it weekly in SJ. I may be wrong though.

