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Forthcoming: A Post Grad dilemma

One of the skills of a career woman is multi-tasking. Nowadays, things are moving in a fast pace. We should learn to do things at once. Source: http://careerm8.info/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/Woman-multitasking-cartoon.jpg
 
         Internship gives us a glimpse of what it is like in the "big world". It is a chance for us learn the know how and the ups and downs of our chosen career, and techniques that we could use in the future . For some, it is also a realization whether you really like to pursue your chosen career or if you are fit for job.

      As I've mentioned in my previous blog entry, I successful finished my internship in Sun Star Baguio. Now, the question is "do I see my self working in mainstream Journ?"
National Newspapers: PDI, Manila Bulletin, Phil. Star


      During my internship, I realized that there are pros and cons working for a  newspaper. I find it difficult writing for a community paper. It makes me wonder if it would be harder working in the mainstream. Of course, I would like to experience what it is like working for newspaper organizations such as Philippine Daily Inquirer, Manile Bulletin, Philippine Star, and others, if I am given an opportunity.
       However, to be honest, I do not see myself writing for national paper or community paper for a very long time. For now, I think working for two or three years would be enough. Why? Because as of now I think that I am not skilled enough to do it. But who knows, maybe after working for two or three years, I would be more confident and see it as a long term career.
 
        In addition, since I had experienced working for a newspaper as an intern, I would like to try working for a magazine. It would also be a chance for me to expand my knowledge, and sharpen my skills in writing. Maybe, a chance to discover a hidden talent since working for a newspaper and a magazine is different.
        For some, it may sound absurd since I've studied Journalism as my major for four years. However, I do not like to push myself to do something half-heartedly. Right now, I am interested in learning other fields such as Film, and Foreign Language.

       I just hope I would not end up like Ryden Malby in the 2009 movie Post Grad or worse. :)

        
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