To Russia anyone?
If the job market for the average starting journalist continues to be thick, I think I might have found the perfect place to look for a job.
The latest journalist to be killed in Russia is the business chief of Russian news agency Itar-Tass, Anatoly Voronin. If the pool of reporters and editors keeps getting drained like this, I might as well start looking over there and learn Russian. Anyone interested in joining me?
The latest journalist to be killed in Russia is the business chief of Russian news agency Itar-Tass, Anatoly Voronin. If the pool of reporters and editors keeps getting drained like this, I might as well start looking over there and learn Russian. Anyone interested in joining me?
Mark, I commend you for your eagerness to find a job, but I don't really think that Russia is the best option... I mean, there would be quite a few ppl on this side of the world who'd miss you pretty badly I think :) lol, and you'd probably need a bodyguard over there. just my thoughts :)
and i don't think russian is very easy to learn :D
well hey, I've already got at headstart considering I work with a number of Ukrainians who would be plenty willing to improve my vocabulary at least. I know how to call someone fat. How to say something is good or not good. I know the word for egg. ...more pending I'm sure.
Well... I happen to agree with Brandy. Russia. That would be interesting.
I have always wanted to go to Russia, Siberia to be exact but I am not sure about moving there. If you really want to then go ahead and I would try and plan to come and visit you at least once in our remaining lives but that might be about all! Keep us posted on this one. LOL
I can picture it;
'You're listening to Russian Radio, ZKXX fm. Here's our research correspondant Mark R. on the socio-biological challenges facing Russian youth today.
"You are fat [like an] egg. That is no good."
*laughing*
lol, ruth - you're hilarious
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