Phone Interview

A phone interview is a great way to snag that perfect job, especially if you're not close enough for an in-person interview. Interviewing by phone still allows you to put your best foot forward to a potential employer; you can talk about your qualifications and experience as easily as in a face-to-face meeting. Here's how to set up a... more »

Journalism is moving at a faster pace than ever before. But, with new ways to disseminate information, so come new ways to access it. Phone interviews (or “phoners”) have become the dominant medium in many niches for speaking with sources for stories, be they for the local paper or for the internet. Although often... more »

The two types of journalism schools are those that admit students who have not yet earned a bachelor’s degree and graduate schools of journalism, where students receive either a master’s degree or a doctorate upon completing the coursework. Within the journalism field, you may specialize in news reporting,... more »

Relocating is rarely easy. Finding a new place, packing, traveling, unpacking, etc. You're in a doubly tough position if you're relocating and looking for employment. You can make this process easier if you plan ahead and adequately prepare yourself for the challenge. more »

Job interviews are one of the most common ways of searching for the right sort of employee for an existing company. Interviewers attempt to find out about a potential candidate's strong points, work history, relationship with past bosses and other key factors that involve current duties. Phone interviews work the same way, except it's... more »