Staff Writer
The Urbanite Bengaluru is a local weekly tabloid focused on documenting the culture, people, and lifestyle of the city. The Staff Writer will be responsible for researching, interviewing, and writing compelling articles for both print and digital formats. Candidates should possess strong storytelling abilities and an understanding of local urban culture. The role is an entry-level position that values creativity and collaboration within a dynamic, on-site team environment.
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Experience
0-2 years
Function
Media and Communication
Work mode
Onsite, India
Company
Tier 3
What you will work on
The Urbanite Bengaluru is a local weekly tabloid focused on documenting the culture, people, and lifestyle of the city. The Staff Writer will be responsible for researching, interviewing, and writing compelling articles for both print and digital formats. Candidates should possess strong storytelling abilities and an understanding of local urban culture. The role is an entry-level position that values creativity and collaboration within a dynamic, on-site team environment.
TAL's take
Niche publication with limited growth and unclear organizational scale.
Clear expectations and responsibilities for a staff writer role in a local publication.
Must haves
- Exceptional writing and creative writing skills
- Strong research and interviewing skills
- Proficiency in editing and proofreading
- Understanding of digital media and content creation
- Bachelor’s degree in Journalism, Communications, English, or related field
Tools and skills
Nice to have: journalism, urban topics.
About the company
Small, local niche publication with limited information.
Posts mentioning The Urbanite Bengaluru
The market can pay
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