I'm working on shifting into editing.

I'm working on shifting into editing.

My resume shows a ton of freelance editing work over the years but nothing continuous in that field. My resume is built amazingly (I had a resume specialist adjust it for me) so I'm not concerned about that. Does anyone have suggestions on the best way to get my foot in the door somewhere?

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  1. Danielle Peterson, MBA

    Network. Reach out to people in your current network or make cold introductions to people in the editing world at companies you would like to work for. Ask for informational interviews!

  2. liming gu

    一定可以

  3. Anonymous

    I would suggest going to a trade org meeting if possible and mingle. That could give you contacts.

  4. Laura Cherry

    If you've done a lot of freelance editing, maybe reach out to former clients and see if their company needs someone full time. I work for a regional service center in education publishing. My title is project specialist and I do project management, but at it's heart it's mainly an editing job.

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