Computers and Technology, 08.02.2021 18:00, kashusledbetter

Research jobs in digital media. Using a job-posting site like Indeed, Monster, Career Builder, or other sites, search for a job in your area. Once you identify a job in digital media that you may want to do, research the qualifications and education needed to perform this job. Go online and look at the majors offered at local colleges or search the Internet for colleges that offer training that would prepare you for the job. If you are able, contact the company and see if you can learn more about the position. If you cannot contact the company, research and describe one of the colleges or training schools that provides the necessary education and training for this career. If you wish, you may contact the school to learn more. Write a paper of at least 300 words that includes: a description of the job posting;
an explanation of the job duties or requirements;
an explanation of what kind of training the job requires;
a description of what you learned by contacting the company or researching a specific training program;
a description of why you are interested in this job; and
a description of how this job is related to digital media.
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