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JOURNALISM CAREER ADVICE:
Articles on Getting Experience and the Job Search
Networking is key in job search
"Like virtually every other industry, many jobs in journalism aren’t officially advertised ... That’s why it’s crucial for job hunters to network." This article offers tips.
Advice from Newspaper Recruiters
Recruiters Joe Grimm from the Detroit Free Press, Randy Hagihara from the Los Angeles Times, Dana Eagles of the Orlando Sentinel, and others offer tips.
When applying for reporting jobs, most editors want to see four to six - and sometimes many more - samples of your work. Here are some strategies for getting bylines...
"Apply early and apply often!"
How to Find and Apply for Jobs
Whom to call, what to ask & how to get your foot in the door at a media outlet...
Joe Hight, managing editor of The Oklahoman, offers career guidance to young journalists, exclusively for CubReporters.org.
"You're hired!" Five ways to better the chances of hearing those words...
"If you want to separate yourself from other applicants, come equipped with story ideas. The more you have and the more developed they are, the better..."
Still got questions? E-mail Mark@CubReporters.org
