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Meejah careers
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Thought I had posted this but apparently not. Does anyone have any real advice on getting a decent career inthe meejah. I HATE MY JOB. I really need to get something decent either on a national/magazine/tv/radio because if I have to type one more press release up I may actually kill someone. I have experience and all the qualifications but unfotunatley it seems if you're not related to Rupert Murdoch, chances of finding a job on your own merit are slim. Can anyone offer any (sensible) advice please?
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A word of warning - you will almost definitely have to start at the bottom as a runner/teaboy or teagirl and put up with very low wages for a fair amount of time at the beginning. Everyone has to do this. Then its a matter of making a good impression, meeting the right people, networking successfully, getting your face and name known to people in lofty positions so that when the time comes to apply for a better position, they'll say "ah yes, Becks - she's a cracking wee worker, always on time, never complains, makes a fine cup of tea" etc. etc. and away you go. Good luck.
A word of warning - you will almost definitely have to start at the bottom as a runner/teaboy or teagirl and put up with very low wages for a fair amount of time at the beginning. Everyone has to do this. Then its a matter of making a good impression, meeting the right people, networking successfully, getting your face and name known to people in lofty positions so that when the time comes to apply for a better position, they'll say "ah yes, Becks - she's a cracking wee worker, always on time, never complains, makes a fine cup of tea" etc. etc. and away you go. Good luck.
Thanks for the advice bobbobley, the problem is that i'm already working in a vey low position and have been for 18 months, i'm rather unwilling to have done all this and then just start at the bottom. I don't know if it'll be better in the long run or if i should just stick whith what i'm doing and be able to command a better position in the long run... will pick up broadcast tho, ta x
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