The Washington Business Journal, an American City Business Journals newspaper, is looking for a technology reporter.
Here’s five reasons why you should apply:
1. It’s one of the coolest local business beats in Washington, D.C. You cover it all: the big, the not-so-big and the wannabe big!
2. The Washington Business Journal is growing! Our print and digital readership are up, and we’re actually — gasp! — investing in journalism.
3. We give you the freedom to be a journalist. Break news, add context, be an expert in the industry. And you can do it across all platforms: print, digital, video, events, panels and social media. Talk about making a name for yourself.
4. Chances are we’ll pay you a lot more than you’re making at your current job. And the benefits are to die for!
5. You get to wear jeans (well, most of the time), T-shirts and blazers. Hoodies and flip-flops are optional.
Really.
Send a resume and cover letter stating why you want the job and three creative approaches to stories to Editor-in-Chief Doug Fruehling at dfruehling@bizjournals.com.
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