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Xibo is a company that welcomes you to a pile of brilliant people. Very orientated around product, mead, and nice to be around. There's nothing bad to say. Yes, there… more

Hello. I’m a recent college graduate with a degree in multimedia communication with a sports broadcasting track. I networked heavily in school and work for ESPN+ and various publications, but can not find a full-… more

I applied for a job on a job search website. I then came across a job that would have worked perfectly, and in accordance with my Business Administration degree, well, here lies the issue as to why I… more

I am visually impaired and Media lecturer in Nigeria, more than 15years of working experience in researcher, and a disability advocate.

I've been in security since 2001,1st gig was with CSC Security at Georgia Domw doing special events August 2001-April 2002.When relocated back to NYC June 2002,got a seasonal gig doing event secur… more

How does one get referrals for media and video editing/producing jobs in Toronto? I worked for a US broadcaster before moving here. It's been a year now since I started job hunting but it feels li… more

We create our reality non stop. Starts with our thoughts spread to words onto reality. Don't spell on each other but tell good morning and good night.. There is no such possibility of the bad. It's… more

Is there a moderator? I find it quite distasteful this has become a digital billboard for some random blogspot. The last few weeks have been non stop spam 90% of posts are promoting a single blog. Rea… more

I believe we all have our own beliefs but prayer has never hurt anyone,

I sometimes look back at old projects and cringe (but in a good way) because it reminds me how far I’ve come. My sense of pacing and overall tone has evolved so much since then. Do you ever revisit yo… more

There’s a bittersweet point in every job where you realise you’ve outgrown it.. where you’re not learning like you used to, and you’re ready for something new. It can be exciting but also scary to adm… more

We all deal with bad decisions, but speaking up can make us be seen as difficult to work with. Do you ever type out an argument, delete it, and choose silence instead because you're worried that p… more

I am covering a film festival and people in the industry can't stop breaking the rules at press screenings. Phones on, taking calls, even filming the screen. People in the media really do not appreciate some … more

I stayed up rewriting a script that was never even used. The next day, someone else got praised for the version I wrote first. That one stings a bit. Would you rather: be uncredited for great work or … more

We aired a clip that blurred faces but still showed a grieving family's home. It technically met editorial guidelines - but it felt wrong. Do we hide behind the word "legal" to avoid tal… more

I'm a new-ish copywriter, and it's hard to stay motivated. Everything I read online sounds like boring AI slop. Cheap ChatGPT users are being hired over real writers. If the market only wants … more

I’ve read on here so many times about how people in media have learned the most from being thrown into the deep end from the start. Looking back, for me those moments taught me confidence and adaptabi… more

I was in a meeting where someone called podcasts "a fad." Meanwhile, half my friends get their news from them. Are older journalists out of touch with how people actually consume news?

A story headline I wrote got replaced with something SEO-friendly and soulless. I get it - clicks matter - but readers notice when the words stop feeling human. Would you rather: write what performs o… more

Is it possible to be selected for an interview with the BBC if you do not have a contact within the company? Can you get to the interviewing stage just from applying online – speaking to most journos … more

When we shifted to hybrid and remote work it definitely changed how I felt about my job. At first, I missed the buzz of being surrounded by creative people… but over time I also appreciated the space … more

My partner's seriously frustrated with my hours, and our relationship is taking a major hit. What do you do when your personal life starts to unravel because of a big story?

Early on when I first started in this industry, I struggled with speaking up in fast-paced meetings where everyone had strong opinions. It took time to find my voice and realise that my perspective wa… more

I worked on a campaign where five people approved my copy, and the sixth changed it back to the first version. That was the moment I lost my soul to tracked changes. Have you ever fought an edit loop … more

Today I already heard "back in my day" twice before 10am. Yes, experience matters. But so does fresh thinking. Why do some senior journalists treat new ideas like a threat instead of an oppo… more

I have several years of freelance editing experience, but would like to find a role as a staff editor. My concern is that my history lacks the continuity employers seem to want for a staff role. What … more

A senior told me they earned more 10 years ago than I do now starting out. And that was before rent cost a small fortune. Why is it acceptable for media companies to run on passion instead of fair pay… more

I spent all morning writing a tagline that sounded clever at 9am and completely unhinged by noon. My brain clocked out before lunch. Would you rather: write with zero ideas or edit when your brain has… more

Ghostwriting pays the bills, but after doing this for several months, I think I'm losing my voice. How do other writers here keep their own creative identity strong when most of their day is spent… more

Spent my to reduce 1,200 words down to a 90-character strapline. The pain of slicing your own work never gets easier. Do you find cutting copy more brutal than writing it?