Agree with posters that question why he is being knocked. The whole point was to be independent so this is what he'll have to do.
Of course it's because he's a prince, of course he'll not actually work 9-5 everyday - if I were a multi-millionaire I wouldn't work full time either.
His work is always going to be high touch - investments, charity support, paying others to do the day to day stuff. Look at who they have brought in to do the actual Netflix content - no one actually thought it was him and Meg did they?
He'll drop into things, be the face of things, sign off etc but we'll still see him seemingly able to turn up to all sorts of things in all parts of the world because he won't be beholden to the kind of time and space restraints the rest of us have.
It's clever really.
What does strike me though is how this sort of stuff relates to what they were saying in the interview. The original plan was to be half in and half out - so a part time working royal with the benefits of royal security so then the half out was meant to be stuff like this and not Netflix (as that was because the security was removed so they say) - I'm not sure if I quite believe this but interesting.
I wonder if they gave him the job before or after the interview (obv announcement after)?
While he couldn't pick the phone for his wife to get her help he did after all pack them all up and left the U.K. and his family behind so that will seem more audacious and appealing don't you think?
He definitely needs the title and royal association so odd he'd jeopardise that but think it's a calculated risk - he'll always be Prince Harry whether his dad speaks to him or not. That said the more the RF 'starve' him of access and photo ops to them the more this could dim his star but by then he may have created his own brand in the US and not care.
I'm pretty jealous - I'd love to be paid to do little. I do hope though we stop hearing their complaints though.