Am I gonna have a job in the future?
Three years ago, when I entered to study journalism, I did it because I wanted to be a sports commentator, going to Olympics Games or FIFA World Cup (I loved football [soccer]).
But, the years came by, and I concluded that this job is VERY DISRESPECTFUL. And football is too.
This change became "my disenchantment age" or so to speak, I said to myself: "When I graduate, I'll sell skate shoes in Vans, or other shops with the same style".
I didn't know what to do. I thought that the future was unsure, unknown. In fact, until the last year, I didn't see anything. I couldn't see myself in five years, I didn't have anything. However, I was relatively happy
Fortunately, during this year, I see myself working in something concrete: Cameraman. All thanks to some friends in the fifth year (of Journalism) and RadioJGM. But, as cameraman, i don't have future projects or future travels.
Side note; I'm studying journalism, and I don't like it. It's f'cking bullsh't , miserable. Specially the men in journalism, those who talk about football. I think our job it's poorly evaluated, because our colleagues don't make a good example . They are mediocre, and at the end, we have to carry this stigma.
I'm sorry, but I'm very disenchanted with this carreer. Luckily, someone with a journalism degree could be a photographer, an expert in communication, an investigator, a language teacher, a cameraman, etc. I'd be happy if I become a cameraman and earn six hundred thousand chilean pesos per month.
But, the years came by, and I concluded that this job is VERY DISRESPECTFUL. And football is too.
This change became "my disenchantment age" or so to speak, I said to myself: "When I graduate, I'll sell skate shoes in Vans, or other shops with the same style".
I didn't know what to do. I thought that the future was unsure, unknown. In fact, until the last year, I didn't see anything. I couldn't see myself in five years, I didn't have anything. However, I was relatively happy
Fortunately, during this year, I see myself working in something concrete: Cameraman. All thanks to some friends in the fifth year (of Journalism) and RadioJGM. But, as cameraman, i don't have future projects or future travels.
Side note; I'm studying journalism, and I don't like it. It's f'cking bullsh't , miserable. Specially the men in journalism, those who talk about football. I think our job it's poorly evaluated, because our colleagues don't make a good example . They are mediocre, and at the end, we have to carry this stigma.
I'm sorry, but I'm very disenchanted with this carreer. Luckily, someone with a journalism degree could be a photographer, an expert in communication, an investigator, a language teacher, a cameraman, etc. I'd be happy if I become a cameraman and earn six hundred thousand chilean pesos per month.
You will end working with Lucho Jara , and he will be your Sugar daddy . Then you will ending hating journalism for real . GAMERS RISE UP.
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EliminarMedia journalism is hard to swallow for us, future journalists and collegues to those others who doesn't care the way they communicate the news. Unfortunately, to the audiences they're the face of "the truth" or "truthful information", with no regards if their speech it's sexist or diminishes women, ethnic groups, or sexual diversities, specially the "sports specialized journalists".
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