If you like the JobsPage, you’ll probably also like one of these. They contain answers to some of the best questions send to Ask the Recruiter as well as a complete guide to landing internships.

One key difference between a journalistic interview and a job interview is that the former typically attempts to uncover what happened in the past, while the latter should indicate what will happen in the future.

Journalists, who spend so much time trying to keep the jargon of police, doctors and lawyers out of the paper, use a lot of it themselves. These are a few terms that, if you’re new to a newsroom, may make you wonder.