 | Also, what's the job of the managing editors and the copy editors?
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 | I have only had one other job, but I am President of Future Business leaders of America, Class Treasurer, Managing Editor of the school Yearbook, and have been a camp counselor for three summers. All the basic Resume templates focus on experience and I do not want that to hold me down since I am applying for a more mature job. I also have 3 Letters of reccomendation. Is this okay? What can I do to make my resume better for me? Help!
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 | You have applied for a job as a reporter for a newspaper. Your journalistic skills are excellent; however you are not a touch typist, and your typing speed is very slow. For this reason, the managing editor is reluctant to hire you at the position's salary. How would you react to the situation? Is the editor right? Should keyboarding skills be a requirement for a job? Would you be willing to learn how to type or accept the job at a lower salary?
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 | I'm a volunteer sportswriter for my campus paper, and earlier this week, the section editor told us that the managing editor has decided to eliminate the sports section. School games will still be covered, and our health and fitness columnist will keep her job, but all sports-related articles will be integrated into a new "culture and lifestyle" section, or the comments section if they're editorials.
A couple of us met with the managing editor today, and she said that she didn't believe anyone reads the paper solely for the sports section; giving us our own section at the back of the paper would be some form of exclusion. As it stands, we get two pages per issue, and the arts and culture section gets eight. The ratio of arts writers to sportswriters is about 2 to 1; we want proportional representation.
If you read the paper according to her new idea, would you like seeing sports articles scattered throughout "culture and lifestyle?" Why or why not?
3 answers - Asked By: Rio Madeira - 3/26/2009 |
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 | I'm currently a senior in high school. I live in Pennsylvania. I am currently planning to attend Point Park University in Pittsburgh this coming fall for journalism. However, I really want to move to Colorado and I want to either be a teacher or journalist. I am looking to possibly transfer to the University of Denver my sophomore year and maybe even double major in journalism and history education. How are teaching and journalism jobs in Colorado. If I am a teacher I would want to be a high school history teacher.
3 answers - Asked By: SGhockeychika4 - 4/5/2011 |
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 | Hi, my dream is to be an editor for a fashion / girls magazine such as Glamour, Cosmopolitan, Allure, Vogue etc. I am wondering what I should major in. Also, what classes would help me to reach my goal? Thanks in advance!
2 answers - Asked By: luvdizbrgirl - 9/16/2008 |
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 | I need to know how their jobs differ from each other. thanks.
1 answer - Asked By: carcrismel - 12/30/2009 |
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 | I am thinking about working for a magazine company when I'm older. What are all of the different types of jobs you can get there? Especially jobs that have to do with design and leadership, because those are my two talents.
Thanks in advance!
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 | Web producer position for local news station. Duties include writing material for web site, posting text and graphics to web site and journalism experience for interviewing.
Candidate 1: College senior, Political science major, journalism minor. Managing editor for college paper. Writes articles for college newspaper. Some web building experience.
Candidate 2: College junior, Professional writing and editing major, web communications minor. Copy editor for college news paper. Does not write articles for the paper. Very experienced in web developing.
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| Web producer position for local news station. Duties include writing material for web site, posting text and graphics to web site and journalism experience for interviewing.
Candidate 1: College senior, Political science major, journalism minor. Managing editor for college paper. Writes articles for college newspaper. Some web building experience.
Candidate 2: College junior, Professional writing and editing major, web communications minor. Copy editor for college news paper. Does not write articles for the paper. Very experienced in web building.
1 answer - Asked By: tree_munch - 4/7/2009 |
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 | What kinds of jobs are there, what do you do in them, how do you get them, what do you need to do in college, or do you know a good place I could find this information, anything you could tell me would be greatly appreciated
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 | I'm hoping to enter the job market very soon after a long stint as a homemaker. I have some customer service and technical editor experience under my belt from a trillion years ago, but that's about it. I need to somehow manage to find a job to support a family on nothing more than a bachelor's degree in a useless major [Anthropology] and very little work or technical experience. Is it possible in this market? What areas/occupations should I look into?
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 | Magazines, books, etc. how does one get a job in that industry? Where do they look for work in that area?
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 | If I study for a photography diploma what jobs could it allow me to do in the future?
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 | I really want to write for a newspaper.
Is it hard to get a job like this?
What is the pay like?
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| I want to become an editor or copy editor. What is the difference between them and how much do each get paid every year? How do you get employed? Do you get a job in a publishing company? (I'd like to do that)
And what do you have to do to become an editor/copy editor?
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 | I'm writing a report for Drama Class and I need to know how my dream career --magazine editor --relates to what Drama teaches us. Some things I came up with are communication and picture taking, but I need more options. Please Help. Thank you.
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| I just graduated high school a little over a month ago and I have been applying to jobs around my city, I am going to a job fair tomorrow where there is suppose to be a couple businesses looking for people but I have never had a job before and I am not sure what to put on my resume that I need to pass out to the different companies. I don't know what businesses are going to be there so the title letter needs to be pretty vague thanks a lot!
1 answer - Asked By: James C - 7/15/2010 |
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 | I am 15 years old and i have never had a job before. I am going to apply at fast food restaurants. What should i put under the "skills" catagory that will make them want to hire me?
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| I want to go into print journalism, but as I look at colleges, I've noticed that some schools have a Communications program instead of Journalism, and some have both. What are the differences? Which program would I be better off looking into so far as getting jobs after college? Can you reccommend a school?
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