How to turn a trainee reporter into a regular 50, how to turn a trainee reporter into a regular one

Some difficulty, it doesn't matter that it's generally difficult to enter.

But don't be discouraged, it's up to you! Be prepared to endure hardships, as interns are usually assigned to the hardest social news department, running around in the wind and sun every day, and also enduring the pain of having their hard-earned manuscripts rejected in one sentence. But it doesn't matter, if you suffer hardship, you can become a master, be diligent, do it with your heart, and use your sincerity and strength to impress the leaders of the newspaper.

Generally, the number of places in this kind of public institution to be regularized every year is limited, and you are not in a hurry to wait for you, and the probability of your automatic transfer is very small, and the current regularization is nothing more than contract workers. First of all, this job can be competent, the second is to get along well with the personnel of their own department, and the third is to find someone to operate inside.

I used to work in Handelsblatt. I don't know which newspaper you're in. The intern reporter should do the most honest interview and writing work, of course, there are also teachers who sign everywhere to receive red envelopes, depending on which teacher you are with.

During this period, in addition to doing a good job of collecting and writing, helping teachers run errands, and giving gifts to leaders, it is indispensable to have a relationship. Of course, these are all for the sake of regularization.

If it is a big newspaper, you have a relationship with yourself, and it is easy to turn positive. Otherwise, it will be difficult to reach the sky.

With a calm mind and internship experience, it is very easy to at least enter a tabloid, second- or third-rate magazine.

Discover more news points, write more, improve the manuscript rate, the so-called transfer is also to sign a contract with a third party, do it well, and be a journalist can have more in-depth development in career planning.

Interns are not required and cannot have relevant documents. (If you are an intern of **, and your unit issues you a "work permit" within your own unit and there is no "intern" on it, then this unit must not be a regular unit.) It's better to leave as soon as possible.

**There is also no right to claim documents that hold the intern's personal identity pressed. Interns are generally not allowed to conduct independent interviews and publish independent authorships. Of course, some excellent interns can independently sign and publish some excellent manuscripts for their own independent interviews.

Interns are not strictly counted as newspaper employees. The vast majority of interns have no salary and manuscript fees, and they also have to pay for their own living expenses, transportation expenses and ** fees. Only a few decent newspapers with strength will give a small subsidy to interns.

To put it bluntly, the vast majority of interns work for nothing. (This hardship may also be a test for those who aspire to do journalism.) Many interns don't make it through the first month.

Although interns do not have the right to interview, in reality, in a small place, before leaving the newspaper office, the instructor gives a ** number, and the subsequent interviews will basically not be required to show their press cards.

The place of life is unfamiliar, there is little silver in the pocket, few words and thin skin, and it is difficult to write ...... empty stomachIn the face of many difficulties, as long as the interns have withstood the test, they will get better development opportunities.

Salute to the vast number of journalism interns.