Tag: Jobs
Participants find pros and cons to online networking at virtual NABJ/NAHJ conference
Organizations in the Public Media Village at this month's event ran into new challenges in networking with job-seekers. But attendees said they ...How to find a pubmedia job in a pandemic
Hiring has dropped off, but there are signs of hope for public media job-seekers.You told her to follow opportunities, but big cities still draw this young pubmedia professional
We checked in with Eliza Lambert, who asked us in 2016 where she should start her public radio career.To become managers, journalists must let go of independent mindset
Trainers Judith Smelser and Mike Marcotte discuss the new skills required when a reporter moves into a leadership position.‘The Pub’ #101: How to be a boss
Trainers Judith Smelser and Michael Marcotte offer tips on everything from time management to planning for crisis coverage, all while dealing with ...Focus on opportunity before location when starting out in public radio
Recruiters, our audience and other public radio professionals answer a reader’s question about where to begin a career.Three letters for a young public radio job-seeker
“The only way to really mess this up is to go into PR. Don’t go into PR.”More advice for a soon-to-be college grad beginning her career in public radio
Tweets, Facebook comments and more sparked by our series.A soon-to-be college grad wonders where to start in public radio
Where should an aspiring journalist begin her career?Tips for creating a more diverse workplace — or joining one
Build networks, move quickly and spruce up that resume.‘The Pub’ #27: NPR One’s Sara Sarasohn, live from Lost & Found in Washington, D.C.
Seeing how listeners use the NPR app "is brand new and a little scary, but also priceless."How to set boundaries at work — and save your sanity
Mike and Kim had worked together for many years at a large public broadcasting organization. He was a manager, and she was ...Avoid these cardinal sins in applying for public media jobs
I’ve hired a lot of folks over the past 35 years in broadcasting, and thankfully most have been good hires, some excellent, ...
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