A job I would like to have in the future


Hi! I hope you're doing well. Today, I'll talk to you about a job I would like to have in the future.


Well, I study journalism, and I have always had a deep passion for the world of culture. I would like to specialize in writing about theater performances, art exhibitions, concerts, and more. I think I would enjoy it because, besides being a job, I have had a great time attending these incredibly interesting events. Moreover, meeting and interviewing people who have a significant impact on the cultural sphere has been an amazing experience. One of the journalists I admire is Javiera Tapia, who has been working in the field of culture. She has established her own media and has written about fascinating topics.


To succeed in this field, one needs to have a strong cultural background, spare time, and a distinctive writing style. I believe that, after years of working in this field, I have achieved those prerequisites. Keeping up with cultural trends and staying informed about current events is essential to offer a fresh and relevant perspective in my writings.


I hope that this passion will allow me to share unique knowledge and insights with readers. I have sent you warm regards and wish you a wonderful week.



 

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  1. martina jorquera2 de octubre de 2023 a las 19:33

    hii Sofía, I also like Javiera Tapia. Such a great job, I really hope you can do it in the future!

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  2. Antonia Cortés9 de octubre de 2023 a las 13:03

    Hi, Sofía. I love it! I also like cultural topics.
    Of the people you have interviewed about culture, which interview did you like the most?

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  3. Monse26 de octubre de 2023 a las 4:29

    Hi Sofía! Omg we want to do almost the same things in future! Hope you can make it and be partners!

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