Tag: Communication
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A Conversation with Andy Rosenberg of Short Cuts
By: Amy Do, Career Community Advisor Andy Rosenberg is the COO of Short Cuts editing. He graduated from UCLA in 2009 with a degree in Anthropology. He was a huge consumer of early YouTube. At around the time of his graduation, he realized that there was money in the industry. Getting Started Andy’s entry point…
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A Beginner’s Guide to Freelancing
By: Amy Do, Career Community Advisor Freelancers are the leaders of tomorrow! According to Upwork, freelancers have the potential to become the U.S’s majority workforce by 2027. As of March 2019, Google’s workforce has more contractors than permanent employees on their payroll. But what exactly is a freelance worker, and how do you become one?…
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ASK Experience Series: Communication
In the newest HireDePaul Blog series, the Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) Program will be hosting interviews with alumni designed to bring DePaul students access to unique career advice and professional insight. In the first installment, we spoke with Margaret Batkiewicz (‘74) about her career and the importance of good communication in the workplace. Margaret spent…
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Cover Letters: Media, Communication, Arts & Entertainment
By: Michael Elias, Media, Communication, Arts & Entertainment Career Community Advisor The idea of customizing a cover letter to each individual position you apply to can feel like a daunting task, particularly if you want to cast a wide net and apply to multiple roles. For students with an interest in Media, Communication, Arts &…
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Communication & Media Degree: Career Possibilities for Every Interest
By: Brittany Wierman, DePaul University communication & media major ‘20 Few things are as frustrating to a communication and media student as being asked the ultimate, inescapable question, “what job are you going to get with your major?” Some students have their career goals cemented, but for those of us who are still unsure of…
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