[:es]+ info: HTR Williams
INFJ and Journalism: This book is written by an INFJ with first-hand experience of the news media industry. It will help you gain authentic insight into the challenges which the INFJ Myers Briggs personality type, in combination with the realities of journalism, will be sure to encounter. However . . .The purpose of this eBook is NOT to tell INFJs, «don’t become journalists!» INFJs are often great writers, listeners and communicators, with strong principles and a desire to help others — so in theory, they should make excellent journalists.
In practice though, they’ll need to be aware of potential pitfalls in order to succeed in journalism.Using MBTI theory, anecdotes from the writer’s own career, and realistic on-the-job scenarios, INFJ and Journalism first examines what the author considers to be the SIX MAIN OBSTACLES INFJs will face whilst working as journalists.The book then diverts in the final chapter to look at various off-shoots of journalism, which MAY fit the INFJ personality type more comfortably.The goal is to help INFJs find a path in life which will enable them to use their significant gifts, whilst at the same time hopefully AVOIDING some of the problems they’ll more then likely face if chasing daily news from a hectic working newsroom.With advice on further reading and a handy index of terms to finish, this book is a must-read for any INFJ considering a career in journalism, or for anyone wishing to help an INFJ find their way to a satisfying occupation.
[:ca]+ info: HTR Williams
INFJ and Journalism: This book is written by an INFJ with first-hand experience of the news media industry. It will help you gain authentic insight into the challenges which the INFJ Myers Briggs personality type, in combination with the realities of journalism, will be sure to encounter. However . . .The purpose of this eBook is NOT to tell INFJs, «don’t become journalists!» INFJs are often great writers, listeners and communicators, with strong principles and a desire to help others — so in theory, they should make excellent journalists.
In practice though, they’ll need to be aware of potential pitfalls in order to succeed in journalism.Using MBTI theory, anecdotes from the writer’s own career, and realistic on-the-job scenarios, INFJ and Journalism first examines what the author considers to be the SIX MAIN OBSTACLES INFJs will face whilst working as journalists.The book then diverts in the final chapter to look at various off-shoots of journalism, which MAY fit the INFJ personality type more comfortably.The goal is to help INFJs find a path in life which will enable them to use their significant gifts, whilst at the same time hopefully AVOIDING some of the problems they’ll more then likely face if chasing daily news from a hectic working newsroom.With advice on further reading and a handy index of terms to finish, this book is a must-read for any INFJ considering a career in journalism, or for anyone wishing to help an INFJ find their way to a satisfying occupation.
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