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My Journey Into Sports Journalism
Roberto Rojas is well known in sports media, working social and digital for @beINSPORTSUSA. Below is all about his journey into sports journalism, a passion he's turned into an already successful career.
By Paranneting/Anne Reboa6 years ago in Journal
How I got hired to work on a cruise ship?
The hiring process was probably one of the easiest procedures in regards to job roles I have had, ever. From the research I did online, or tried to, I assumed this process would be very hard, and tedious (boy was I wrong). It has actually encouraged me to try and pursue recruitment for cruise lines, which I didn’t set my sights on prior to applying for the positions I did. I applied through Kings Recruit which is a UK based charity that enlists the support of major companies, such as Norwegian Cruise Line, Royal Caribbean, Kids Camps UK & USA. It is a great platform and the support is very good.
By Victoria Keeley6 years ago in Journal
How I Started My Freelancing Journey
Have you ever been stuck in traffic for more than 3 hours while going to your day job? Have you ever felt that you are wasting time waiting for the cars to move forward? Have you ever wondered about the things you can do within those 3 hours if you weren't in the middle of a traffic jam? Because I did. And that's why I decided to pursue my freelancing career.
By Cyrille Tabinas6 years ago in Journal
What I've Learned Since Taking Up Screenwriting
Screenwriting and writing are not the same beast. Conflating them is the first mistake one can make. While writing a book calls for more lyricism and implies a slower pace, writing a script requires an ability to dive straight into the heart of the story. Every word must help pushing the plot forward as nothing should be superfluous. Reading a script must feel like watching a movie.
By Livier Lefrank6 years ago in Journal
NTS JOBS
NTS Jobs offers working opportunities for aspiring candidates. Those that were struggling in the working sector will no longer have to. Job hunting will now be made easier for all those interested.
By Job Hunter6 years ago in Journal
Great Jobs for People Who Love Variety
If you thrive in a role that brings something new to the table every day, then I definitely wouldn't recommend working at the DMV — especially if you're the type of person who loathes the idea of routine or any form of monotony. That being said, some industries are perfect for people who like to think on their feet, as well as navigate a large number of tasks or projects at a time. Looking for inspiration? Here are a few career paths perfect for someone who likes a little spontaneity with their morning coffee.
By Marshall Stevenson6 years ago in Journal
Is a Career in Real Estate Right for You? 6 Easy Ways to Decide
Getting a job in real estate can be extremely rewarding, but it isn't the perfect fit for just anyone. If you have been considering a career in real estate but are having trouble deciding if it is right for you, here are 6 signs that it may be a great career choice.
By Damien Justus6 years ago in Journal
Making Magic Beautiful Again.
Two months ago, I was hired on as an artist for Walt Disney World’s Figure Finish department. It was like stepping into a dream. I had to pinch myself several times in the first few days to realize that this opportunity I had for artistic growth was truly a reality. I took a selfie in the early hours of the morning to send to my brand new boyfriend, happy as could be after my first night of work. I spent one whole week and day with my head in the clouds before we were furloughed on account of the Covid-19 pandemic.
By Erin Ruth6 years ago in Journal
Job Hero's
Dear Job Hero's, The people of our communities appreciate you essential workers for not giving up on us during the global epidemic. Through your hard work and perseverance you have shown you are survivors with your service towards us. You are being honored because without your service most of us wouldn't feel safe, and have the things we need in our everyday life. Your lives are just as important as anyone else's; as all lives matter.
By Raphael6 years ago in Journal
Dear Farmers,
Dear farmers, I haven’t thanked you yet. I have thanked the frontline workers - those who work in healthcare, those who are stocking the shelves and those who are collecting our rubbish, but I haven’t thanked you yet.
By Linu George6 years ago in Journal
Guide to Structural Engineer Courses and Jobs
Structural Engineering is the science of and concerns of, well, structures. Structural engineer courses help to educate anybody looking to pursue a career in the industry. Anybody working as a structural engineer will focus their knowledge into making sure buildings and construction projects are structurally sound. This requires a great element of health and safety. There are 3 key targets of a structural engineer: to design, maximise safety procedures and to mitigate potential risks. Structural engineers get to work on some pretty exciting stuff; all the intricate and cool buildings you’ve seen in your life involved the dedicated work of structural engineers. Many construction engineers look to large institutions for memberships and accreditations, such as Institution of Structural Engineers or Institution of Civil Engineers.
By Harshi2020 Nanayakkara6 years ago in Journal
All In A Day's Work
On any given day, back in the days of what I shall refer to as 'normalcy', this is what I do. As one can imagine, today the likelihood of being able to cater any event, large or small, is non-existent to quite possibly- not possible. Do not misunderstand, with restrictions lessened a wee tad as of late, we are free to do so up to a maximum of 50 people. As long as all protocols are in place we are more than willing to get right back into the thick of things.
By Joseph Willson6 years ago in Journal