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Tag Archives: experience
What is your work worth?
Fellow writer and blogger Lori Widmer asks the question of other writers, “Is it all about the dollar signs for you?” Widmer, who created Writers Worth Day, makes a really interesting point: wouldn’t it be better to focus more on … Continue reading
Posted in Freelancing, Uncategorized
Tagged apply, ask, business, dollar signs, edit, editing, experience, freelance, Jen's Writing Journey, Jennifer Roland, job, Lori Widmer, market, marketing, money, phone interviews, promise, queries, question, skills, talent, wondering, worth, write, writers, writing
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What an internship should be
Recently, Deborah Ng of Freelance Writing Jobs discussed the difference between an internship and unpaid labor on her website for freelance writers, both current and aspiring. Ng makes the important point that interns aren’t–and shouldn’t be–slave labor. Internships must offer … Continue reading
Posted in Freelancing, Journalism
Tagged AJR, American Journalism Review, Carl Larsen, Deborah Ng, editorial assistant, experience, freelance writer, freelance writing jobs, intern, internship, internships, Journalism, learning experience, MDDC Press, Memphis magazine, Michael Finger, Over the Mountain Journal, publishing, Rem Rieder, slave, slave labor, supervisor, U-T, Union-Tribune, unpaid
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