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SI’ve graduated from college and entered the field of journalism—currently working at my second job. But honestly, I don’t like it. It feels completely compromised. When I got into journalism, I thought I’d be investigating stories, making documentaries, and reporting from around the world. Instead, I’ve been handed a laptop and asked to copy articles from other sites and rehash them.
I’m genuinely considering switching to law—specifically media and entertainment law. But I’m also wondering if I should stay within media and explore PR, media management, or something along those lines. Is it safe to make the switch to law at this stage?
Also, what are some other career options in media apart from journalism and PR? For context, I love traveling, so any job that offers flexibility or allows me to move around would be ideal.
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UNAL – but then – this is more career advice than legal advice.
sometimes our job is just to pay the bills and put food on the table and cannot stoke our passions.We are mostly very clear on what we DO NOT want to do but not so clear on what we want.
There are many questions that you need to ask yourself in order to figure it out.Suppose your boss tells you that you have full and absolute control to define your role:
– What would you do ? What is does your ideal work day / work week look like ?
And imagine that this is going to repeat.. and keep repeating (Yes !! welcome to real life) -
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