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I stumbled across this article from Business Insider, just this morning, on why the hottest jobs in tech are no longer engineering or programming jobs, but rather writing jobs. I’ve seen this myself in my weekly searches with more and more high-profile tech, financing, and sales companies building out entire “in-house” newsrooms. It’s happening in automotive too–just look at GM’s efforts, for example. 

While this is largely a result of the AI-slopification of the web, as BI’s story points out, it's a boon for those of us looking to continue earning a living wage in this world. There are a ton of high-paying opportunities if you know where to look–they just may not look like the old jobs of the past. 

As the story points out, both the compensation for these kinds of roles, as well as the ability to work remotely or hybridly, are making them really competitive, but that’s why journalists like you are so well-suited for the roles. 

I include a lot of these kinds of positions in my list each week, (if they fit my rubric–remote or hybrid, and more than six figures in pay),  but if you’re looking more aggessively to get out of the journalism world, Sonia Weiser (who is the founder of a fantastic freelance newsletter, I used to subscribe to a few years ago before she sold it to StudyHall), has launched a new project called A Lesser Evil, where each week she puts together jobs that pay $80k or more specifically focused outside of journalism. Most are remote but may require in-office time. If you’re looking to make a jump, this is a great resource to consider. (*A previous version of this newsletter noted that jobs were in-person; this was incorrect*)

This trend of in-house newsrooms, of course, comes on the heels of more layoffs at the Washington Post (announced today), as well as layoffs at PBS, Vox, the WSJ, and many other outlets in just the last month. If you’re working towards building a sustainable career in journalism or adjacent fields, I think the writing is on the wall. As I constantly say, continuing to diversify your income stream and your skills is the only way to survive in this post-capitalist world.

Keep growing your journalism (and yes, your AI) skills, keep learning, and understand where you can leverage your human expertise (and humanness) to do a job that can pay your mortgage, feed your family, and keep you safe and warm. 

Today’s newsletter has more than 50 brand new, just-listed-this-week jobs and roles that pay up to $260,000 per year. 

There are a plethora of opportunities to pitch, contract and freelance with jobs at:

📰 FT Magazine has an open pitch call

🍷 Wine Enthusiast is open to pitches

🧩 New York Times is looking for a part-time Games associate writer

🎤 Semafor is looking for an event producer to book a big conference

📙Cosmopolitan is looking for book pitches

On the full-time front, these jobs don’t disappoint and pay up to $260,000 per year:

📈An exclusive opportunity that comes from within my own network at Bloomberg (a pocket listing)

📻 NPR is looking for a Supervising Producer for Global Health

🚘🔌 ABB is looking for an electrification expert

🎩 The Information just opened (as in today!) a job for a politics reporter 

🚺 Women’s Health is looking for a Deputy Editor

🍵 Pottery Barn is looking for a Video Editor

🏰 WSJ’s Mansion and Property & Style section is hiring a News Editor

And a whole lot more. 

The Dishonorable Jobs, are well, dishonorable. 

And if you want to escape the world for a while this summer, I found the perfect job on an island in Maine for you as a Passion Project.

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