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Question 15 of 39 for our Editor Mock Interview

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Question 15 of 39

What made you choose to become an Editor?

" I'm a naturally creative and curious person and have always had an interest in writing about a broad range of topics. I also have a passion for detail and accuracy. I was often asked to edit my classmate's papers in college. During college, I explored many different majors, such as advertising and journalism, and decided to accept an internship as a junior editor during my senior year. I worked with some very talented writers and became intrigued by language; I enjoyed finding just the right word to convey a point - making sense of a complicated piece of information and working with text until it flowed smoothly."

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  • 15. What made you choose to become an Editor?

      How to Answer

      The interviewer wants to see if you understand what an editor position entails and why you chose this profession. You can mention your roles in former workplaces or stick to the company's job description is provided. Whichever way you answer the question, make sure you sell yourself and show enthusiasm for this job.

      Written by Sue Oberliesen on November 11th, 2021

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      " I'm a naturally creative and curious person and have always had an interest in writing about a broad range of topics. I also have a passion for detail and accuracy. I was often asked to edit my classmate's papers in college. During college, I explored many different majors, such as advertising and journalism, and decided to accept an internship as a junior editor during my senior year. I worked with some very talented writers and became intrigued by language; I enjoyed finding just the right word to convey a point - making sense of a complicated piece of information and working with text until it flowed smoothly."

      Written by Sue Oberliesen on November 11th, 2021