The Explore Careers: A Career In Journalism

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1. What did you learn about this career path and this person’s work that you found most interesting? Did something surprise you, confirm your assumptions, challenge your preconceived notions, etc. about this type of work? What sounded the least interesting to you about this person’s job?
Since I was small, I have always had a secret dream of becoming an anchorwoman to read and report news to the audience. Unfortunately, my dream did not become a reality when I had to choose a career in business. Until taking this class, my knowledge about journalism was very limited. However, I am glad that I have a chance to explore a vast area of careers in journalism area. Since I am specifically interested in business, a career in business reporting …show more content…

By joining this organization, a member can have access to wide range of resources and opportunities they need and stay connected to the industry.
5. After reviewing the resources on the “Explore Careers” page for the career path/person you chose, say whether you could see yourself entering that profession. Why would this be a good choice for you, or why wouldn’t it be a good match for your interests, strengths, and goals?
After I complete my undergraduate studies here, I plan to return to my home country and start working in business field. However, since I had a secret wish to work in journalism area, I might consider entering this field in my country after settling my initial career. The only thing I am concerned is the limited time to devote to journalism field since I would be working as full-time accountant. Nonetheless, I also had a thought of starting my own blog that writes about business articles at least. As Jim Hammerand mentioned in his video, there is no need to start on smaller newspaper or printing press agencies to become a journalist but start on your own at any time and place since technology has reduced

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