Is it really difficult to get a job in journalism?

It is not difficult to get a job in journalism.

Journalism is a very practical industry. Graduates are advised to practice as soon as possible. The knowledge in books is far from practice. This major can be developed in traditional media, new media, cultural companies and other enterprises. The Internet is very popular now. You can choose to accumulate experience in traditional media and then switch to new media.

It may be that journalism majors are hard to find jobs, and even if they find jobs, their wages are relatively low. Journalism majors study editing, photography, writing, advertising, public relations, and modern and contemporary literature and ancient literature in China. The scope of study is very wide. If you can't learn well, you can master everything, but you can't do anything.

Direction of news employment

1, Internet company

Internet companies have a variety of jobs, and the degree of choice will be higher. The common job choices for graduate students of journalism and communication are: product manager, new media operation, brand promotion, game operation, data analysis (suitable for people with a certain mathematical statistics foundation) and so on.

2. From the media

You can also run your own media. Many students majoring in journalism and communication have the experience of running their own media accounts before graduation. If you don't have your own account, but are interested in this aspect, you can join the self-media organization.

3. Radio and Television Group &; mainstream media

Radio and Television: Radio and Television Group headed by Mango Taiwan and Zhejiang Radio and Television will recruit people every year. The advantage is that it is relatively stable and has the opportunity to get the establishment. The disadvantage is also obvious, that is, I will be very tired, often working overtime in the early morning and shooting with the group.

Mainstream media: Xinhua News Agency, Beijing News, People's Daily, etc. Going to the mainstream media may be the earliest idea of many students with news dreams, but the recruitment requirements are very high, requiring excellent personal qualities.