I want to ask, is it okay to be an editor in junior college? I'm also writing a novel now. I wonder if it'll be better if I sign a contract. Is to be a writer

Wouldn't the editing be simpler?

Answer 1

Junior college can serve as an editor, and the treatment is also acceptable. An editor was one of the professions in the editing and publishing industry. His main responsibility was to select, modify, edit, and publish literary works. An editor needed to have solid literary attainments and editing skills, as well as good communication skills and teamwork spirit.

In the editing industry, junior college students could take on some relatively junior positions such as literary editors, editorial assistants, and so on. In terms of remuneration, different regions and companies may vary. Generally speaking, the salary of an editor is evaluated according to factors such as work ability, work experience, and position level.

If you're writing a novel and want to sign a contract to become one, it might be helpful to show your talent through short stories or novels and accumulate enough readers. However, signing a contract also required a certain degree of literary and creative ability, as well as good communication skills and teamwork.