David Brauer of MinnPost.com writes about Erin Carlyle, a Forbes reporter recently hired to cover billionaires who previously spent some time as a reporter in Minneapolis.
“How did she get the gig with no formal business-writing experience? ‘I think a lot of my skills ended up applying,’ Carlyle replies. ‘The Spanish-language skills, good basic reporting skills. I took business writing at Columbia and got honors in the course. Business reporting is still reporting, and I’d done a lot of document reporting at City Pages.’
“Although the term ‘reclusive’ has become nearly synonymous with ‘billionaire,’ Carlyle says the mega-wealthy are, like most groups, diverse: ‘There are those who don’t mind publicity and others who prefer not to speak to the press at all.'”
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