05/19/2008 Writing Jobs and Links
May 19, 2008 by John Hewitt
Tip of the Day
Stay current in whatever field you are writing in. Know what the latest tools and trends are, even if they aren’t required for your particular job. In this age, writing occupations are in a state of constant change: the tools change, the customers change, the styles change. In some cases the entire mindset changes. Don’t let yourself fall behind in your field.
Today’s Writing Job Roll
- Freelance Reporter — Virtual
- Freelance Tech Blogger — Virtual
- Freelance Writer — Virtual
- Freelance Writer/Editor — Illinois
- Freelance Reporters — Watertown, WI
- Freelance Writing Position — New Jersey
- Freelance Online Editor — Hollywood, CA
- Freelance Writers - St. Louis, MO
- Freelance Writer/Blogger - Telecommute
- Associate Editor — El Segundo, CA
- Editor — Marblehead, MA
- Assistant Editor — Tucson, AZ
- Assistant Editor — Houston, TX
- Proofreader / Editor — Indianapolis, IN
- Sports Writer — Garden City, KS
Today’s Job and Writing Links
- Why Do Employers Want To Watch Writers Write?
- Do You like Getting Out of Your Comfort Zone?
- Push Your Income By Taking Freelance Work
- Five-Step Plan to Setting and Achieving Goals for Your Freelance Writing Career
- Hiring a Freelance Writing Assistant
- Are You Qualified for Freelance Jobs?
- 5 Tips For a Better Online Portfolio
Thanks for the link, John, and for the great resources.
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As an employee writer (rather than a full-time freelancer) your post today was especially apt. I can’t telecommute most of the time because of security issues. I would say those who want freelancers on-site are either control freaks, have sensitive materials, or they have had trouble with freelancers in the past.