They should be able to make decisions based on experience. Editors should be able to move often from one task to another using a variety of skills. Physical Demands frequently reach for and handle objects occasionally use fingers to pick up small items or to type frequently talk and listen to people, such as coworkers frequently need good near vision for reading Work Setting Most work in offices using computers to process and edit information. Travel and irregular hours are common. Editors work for book publishers, newspapers, magazines, corporate publishing departments, and radio and TV stations.
Wages vary with training,experience, and location.
Entry level wages may be lower. There were 1,560 people employed as writers and editors in Indiana in 1996. Number of jobs expected per year is unavailable at this time. Occupational growth is unavailable at this time. Employment outlook is unavailable at this time.