Editorial Assistant Jobs Novels & Stories

Plus, I'm not sure if it's the temperature or his gaze that's to blame for my current condition. In a hurry to change the topic, I fill the silence with my answer for Trey's earlier question. People seem to think life in New York City is a whirlwind of excitement, but in my case it mostly involves working. I explain my job title might be "Executive Assistant," but I'm more of a gopher. My days — and sometimes nights — are spent making sure my bosses' clients are satisfied with our financial services.

Months passed by so fast. I became very busy in the office. Although Melanie still didn't change with how she treats me, she is constantly giving me some tasks through Emily. I was able to complete my first article after countless revisions. As a team leader, she is also the main editor of the magazine. I started admiring her meticulous way of scrutinizing the articles. She makes sure that every article is in line with the standard of the company and doesn't violate any rules. She's one of the people behind the success of the company's magazine.

This was not good. I wish I could say that I was always on time and being late just this once wouldn't be a big deal... but that would be a lie. Truthfully, I hated my job. I busted my ass in school to become a journalist, and currently I was just an assistant to a journalist. This was really just a better way of saying that I ran a lot of errands, grabbed a lot of coffee, scheduled appointments, and did a very minimal amount of actual writing. I just figured I'd take the job for the experience, and hopefully working for this company would open doors for me in the future. So, although I hated my job, I didn't want to lose it.

she uttered. “Come on Anna, let’s forget about the past. Come back to the company and work with me, I am employing you back as the assistant chief editor, you will no longer need my approval to publish any books and your work on the Mafia will reach even more audiences with the help of our platform,” he offered.

I shift my feet uncomfortably as he gestures for me to sit in front of him. I walk to the chair and hold my bag close to my chest as I am incredibly nervous about this job interview. I have just finished my degree in journalism, and this is a great opportunity. I was the editor-in-chief of the school paper, but that doesn't guarantee jobs, although it helps. I am applying for a job as a member of the assistant team for the company, but I can't find anything in journalism.

For a job with a 100,000 monthly salary, the company was so patient and willing to let her accumulate experience slowly. What kind of amazing company was this? Seeing the confusion on Julissa’s face, Linda quickly explained, "Actually, there are three executive assistants. This position is relatively light and mainly focused on secretarial tasks. You’ll be helping with organizing his office, preparing for meetings, scheduling, and handling small tasks like making juice or coffee. As long as you’re detail-oriented, it’s manageable." As for company decision-making and administrative tasks, the other two assistants handled those. "Oh, I see…"

Nora's P.O.V *Dear Miss Nora Roberts, we are happy to inform you that you passed the interview to be the personal assistant to the CEO of Lockhart's industry. You are obliged to start work on monday by 8:00am. We look forward to working with you* For the fifth time that day, I read out the email I had been waiting for. Two weeks ago, I sat for an interview in Lockhart's industry for the position of the personal assistant. I never thought I'd get it.

They might even want something from you. "So, since you're new here I thought I might drop by and give you some pointers. The boss's last assistant wasn't very good at her job and he fired her a few weeks after". I gave her a look of bewilderment before going back to my chair. "Do you know what he means by editing and sorting through these documents?", I asked as she came over to my side. "It means you'll have to go through them and either stamp, correct grammar errors or even go to meetings to seal deals. Being a personal assistant comes with more duties than a regular assistant", she says as I nod and wondered when I will be finished with these.

I have done a lot of pieces ever since I joined our school publication before. I've written poems, articles, reviews, and other things that can be put in paper that would get the interest of the readers. When I became the Editor-in-chief, I did pretty much all the work- from assigning my members topics, relaying our adviser's messages to our members, editing the pieces my members submitted, and finalizing everything so we can submit our compiled works for print up.

Cassandra Whitfield smiled with satisfaction, looking at Eleanor with an intense, calculating gaze. Eleanor remained expressionless. Her cold demeanour allowed Cassandra to perform in the spotlight unopposed. "Editor Mabel, I remember when you were telling me about the staff, you mentioned a girl with the same surname as me who was very capable at her job. I'd like her to be my assistant for a while to help me understand the company and work more efficiently." The editor-in-chief looked at Cassandra in surprise.