The Squiggly Line: Careers, Luck and Finding Your Way
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What does it really take to build a career in media?
In this episode I am joined by data journalist Umar Hassan, almost ten years after he first had a mentoring session.
Umar’s career has taken anything but a straight line. From B2B magazines and freelance work to a master’s in data journalism. His experience is a great example of why careers rarely follow the neat staircase we are sometimes promised.
We discuss the realities of the media job hunt, including why working hard and wanting something badly enough isn't necessarily enough. We also discuss demonstrating what you can actually do, the importance of luck and how you can sometimes create your own opportunities.
If, like Umar, you want some career advice, you can book via the website.
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