New York Times business editor Larry Ingrassia responds to a reader’s questions about whether the workers on its business desk have actual business experience.
“I actually don’t know how many of my reporters have business or economic degrees, or experience working in other businesses. Some definitely do — I’ve got some M.B.A.s and some lawyers on the Business Day staff. But you don’t need that to be a great business reporter. You need smarts and curiosity and persistence and, yes, passion, to find out what is going on and tell it in a compelling way that brings the news to life and shows what it means to people and why it matters.”
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