04/05/2008 Writing Jobs and Links

Posted by John Hewitt on April 5, 2008 under Blogging, Copy Editing, Copywriting, Editing, Entry / Assistant, Freelance, Journalism, Proofreading, Sports, Technical Writing, Writing | Read the First Comment

Today’s Job Advice

Make a list of all the things you liked about your last job and a list of all the things you didn’t like about your last job. You can do this for as many of your past jobs as you want. That list should give you a pretty good idea of what you are looking for (and what you want to avoid) in your next job. Try to turn it into a sort of mission statement. This is what I want… This is what I don’t want…

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03/31/2008 Writing Jobs and Links

Posted by John Hewitt on March 31, 2008 under Blogging, Copy Editing, Copywriting, Creative, Editing, Education, Entry / Assistant, Freelance, Journalism, Proofreading, Sports, Technical Writing, Writing | Be the First to Comment

Today’s Job Advice

Make a list of things you want from your next job and the things you absolutely don’t want. Try to get a good idea of exactly what you are looking for so that you know what questions to ask, positions to look for, and companies to approach as well as what to avoid.

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03/29/2008 Writing Jobs and Links

Posted by John Hewitt on March 29, 2008 under Blogging, Copy Editing, Copywriting, Editing, Education, Entry / Assistant, Freelance, Journalism, Proofreading, Technical Writing, Writing | Read the First Comment

Today’s Job Advice

Before you decide to choose a career or a position, do some research to find out exactly what the job is and what will be expected of you on a daily basis.

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03/28/2008 Writing Jobs and Links

Posted by John Hewitt on March 28, 2008 under Copy Editing, Copywriting, Creative, Editing, Education, Entry / Assistant, Freelance, Proofreading, Technical Writing, Writing | Read the First Comment

Today’s Job Advice

Try to find and join all the applicable professional groups in your area. National groups are fine, but local groups are even better because you get to meet the people who might be able to hire you or at least recommend you for a job.

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