When journalist Nathan Crooks says in one of his Seven Tips for a Successful Journalism Career to “be prepared to jump on a new story,” what does he mean?
a. Be competitive and get the story out before anyone else.
b. Be aggressive with interviews to get to the bottom of the issue.
c. Be ready when the story Is ready – no matter what time it is.
d. Be willing to leave the story you are working on to pick up a new story.
c. Be ready when the story Is ready – no matter what time it is.
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a. persistence and long-term orientation to time. b. the importance of status. c. collective face-negotiation strategies. d. a balance between dominance and passive aggressiveness.
Journalism students get offers from media houses for temporary positions, with an emphasis on on-the-job training rather than merely employment. This role can be either a paid or unpaid one
When offered, students generally grab these opportunities with both hands. This temporary position is called a(n) a) internship. b) network. c) inventory. d) interest.
Leaders
a. are born, not made. b. influence productivity and worker satisfaction. c. are rarely followers in other contexts. d. only are needed in formal organizations.
Dwayne is delivering a speech in which he attempts to refute common misconceptions about outer space. Dwayne lists each misconception as a main point, then uses supporting materials to refute the false claims. Which organization pattern is Dwayne using?
A. structure-function B. problem-solution C. fiction-fact D. comparison-and-contrast