Jane Hirt, newly minted Managing Editor of the Chicago Tribune, served as the event’s guest speaker. As she centered on the crisis of newspapers and media, Ms. Hirt gave the expected “anti-hunker down” pep talk. Essentially, journalism is changing. Get used to it.
Going to work can feel like you’re going to your parent’s house. And, if your parents get on your nerves, this can be annoying.
If it were up to you – would you really work for a living? That’s a funny phrase. Working for a living. What’s that mean nowadays when so many people are living to work to survive?
Despite knowing that blogging is about conversation, I think some journalists see it as conversation circulating in a vacuum.
If you can’t be bothered with learning how to write well, then you can’t be bothered with trying to learn anything.
Good bosses by typical, static definitions don’t exist. Young professionals tend to link Good Boss criteria with traits that have nothing to do with being an effective manager.
