Alas, I persevere. A friend in the entertainment industry turned me on to Cynopsis, a self-described free-trade publication written by Cynthia Turner, sent out daily to subscribers and available online. Now, some of the actual memo content is a bit over my head sometimes, but there is a handy-dandy classifieds section that lists all the media jobs becoming available.
Sure, it doesn't list all, and some companies insist on hiring internally, or through their own website, but its a pretty good resource for media jobs, if that's your thing.So, good luck to those of us embarking on the big-kid world. I think we'll be OK. Of course, this is the optimism of someone still in school. Talk to me in a few weeks, when my health insurance drops me and I'm eating Top Ramen everyday. Fun Times.
3 comments:
eesh graduation, big deal eh? I'm not too worried about finding a job, because there are things like this in the world. more and more it seems that the job world is re-locating itself online so it should be easy to start paying back those loans in no time, right?
I have found that one of the best places to find jobs is online. I have found many great jobs and two great internships through online sites. Good luck with the hunt!
Well I have to say that this is a pretty handy piece of information. I look forward to using this site in my continuous search for my dream job.
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