Commonsense advice, but good nonetheless, and applicable across all industries, not just the media.
“Why most journalism job applications are ‘disappointingly poor’ - and how to ensure yours isn’t
There’s an awful lot written about how to apply for journalism jobs - but most of it comes from the applicants’ perspective. Instead, today we have a piece from a senior B2B editor on their recent recruitment process, and why most of the applications that came in were lacklustre at best.”
The best par is probably right at the end:
“After all, being a reporter is about being able to get a foot through the door, make an impression, collect information and present it to a reader in a concise, distinctive way. A job application is a chance to show an employer that you have these skills by telling a compelling story about yourself. Why miss it?”
Read more here.
The first-ever complete map of the Titanic’s wreckage and debris field, about 380 miles off the coast of Newfoundland. The bow...
droppin’ with gay lmfao
Inspired by this. (Thanks to @DLind and @EliseFoley for the idea.)
Original image by Diana Walker for Time.