Skill

Journalism

Soft Skills and Communication

Journalism is the profession and practice of researching, writing, and reporting news and current events for dissemination through outlets like newspapers, television, radio, and online media. Journalists gather facts through interviews, investigation, and observation, then write or produce stories intended to inform the public, uphold accountability, and adhere to ethical standards of accuracy and fairness. It spans specialties like investigative journalism, sports journalism, broadcast journalism, and photojournalism.

Open roles requiring Journalism (1)

Apply for Midwest Correspondent, National at The New York Times Company on their site

Midwest Correspondent, National

The New York Times Company

Full-time · Chicago, IL · $124,980 – $160,000

The New York Times seeks a correspondent to cover the Midwest for its National desk, reporting breaking news and enterprise stories that help readers understand the region's politics, culture, and people. This role suits experienced journalists who can develop deep source networks, work quickly on deadline, and tell stories across multiple formats from a Midwest base.

Listed on The New York Times Company’s careers site · Apply there ↗

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