Some are inspired, some aren't. Some work hard, some don't. Some are good looking, most of us aren't. There are a lot of perks for working in the communication industry. In addition, there isn't much of a dress code at these companies.
Clothing is required, but beyond that it's a personal thing.
Key Jobs These titles and descriptions vary depending on the segment of the industry and the specific organization. And since the overall industry trend seems to be toward the incredible shrinking editorial staff, expect to see many of these jobs conflated soon if they haven't already been. Editor Lou Grant's time in the sun has come and gone. Editors now have to pay close attention to readership surveys, market trends, everything that's happening in new media in addition to the obligatory persecution of writers, graphic artists, and senior management. In the Internet world, these people are usually called producers, and they are responsible for supervising in-house and freelance writers and artists, and planning budgets and schedules.