This person must be able to motivate a team of reporters with sharp story assignments, edits and coaching. They need to be enthusiastic and strategic about both advancing and owning major Big Tech stories, with the reporting chops to roll up their sleeves as needed.
They also need to have a strong vision for the team they are building and be able to both recruit and build up top talent.
The tech companies editor will bring great communication and listening skills. This person is flexible and able to adapt quickly in a fast-paced newsroom. They are a team player who is excited about working in an inclusive environment and getting better every day.
The ideal candidate will also:
If this sounds like your dream role, APPLY HERE with a resume and cover letter explaining why you want to be our tech companies editor. Please include links to relevant clips in your application.
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Insider Inc. employees are working remotely until July 2021. When the work from home period is over, this position will be based out of either our NYC headquarters or our SF office.
Insider Inc. offers competitive compensation packages complete with benefits.
To apply, go here.
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