Are being a reporter and typesetting helpful for becoming an editor?

Journalists are the grass-roots work in the news industry. I think graduates must start at the grassroots level when they enter an industry. They can not only hone people, but also help you understand all aspects of that industry. If you want to be an editor, the reporter's experience is definitely indispensable-isn't copying and pasting a website editor an editor? The editing and editing of large-scale websites, like the editing and editing of paper media, must be tempered by journalists, have certain news sensitivity, and seize the hot spots that netizens pay attention to.

On the other hand, typesetting can let you know how news will be presented to readers, especially in paper media. The typesetting should be beautiful, make full use of the layout, and give priority to articles. Personally, I think it is very helpful to be an editor in the future, especially the editor-in-chief It is inconceivable that a person who knows nothing about typesetting can be a good editor-in-chief Even for online media, editors can't completely ignore typesetting. The click rate of 1 message must be related to its location on the web page. You see, even if the website is as simple as hao 123, the computer version and the touch-screen version are different from the mobile version in typesetting and content. How can we say that website editing has nothing to do with typesetting?

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