The Business Desk at The Philadelphia Inquirer is seeking a general assignment reporter to jump on the story of the day. This job will put you in the middle of the biggest Business stories of the moment, from major breaking news events and bubbling controversies, to emerging trends and viral moments.
We’re looking for a reporter who doesn’t wait for the news to come to them. The Business reporter will comb business and industry reports and journals for local angles, public documents for private/public partnerships, and social media for impending fads and conversation starters. Along the way, the reporter will likely develop subspecialties and mini-beats that serve our readers and allow for deeper reporting. We want applicants who know how to balance sharp news judgment with willingness to pursue new story forms and nontraditional stories.
Above all, we’re looking for a reporter who wants to be in the middle of the conversation (or be the one who starts it), ensuring that our coverage reflects what people are thinking and talking about right now.
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