Which of the following would a recent journalism graduate most likely need to consider before taking a lower-level copyediting job at a major publishing conglomerate? student loan debt

benefits package

potential for advancement

vacation time available

Potential for advancement

Explanation:

the other three are important for all jobs, but specifically for conglomerates you are going to want to advance and eventually get better positions.

When you work for a conglomerate, each magazine will get its own editors as well as content to publish. But the workers still have to make sure what they put out there regards the policies, sales, and other factors of the company. A downside to conglomerates is that there are a lot of strict procedures and policies to follow to, and sometimes the general environment of one can be difficult. Working for a conglomerate means you should able to work with others, and help people come up with creative plans. You work with other people who are in the same field, and doing the work takes a lot of time and effort. You have to be flexible and creative, be able to communicate, as well as research a lot of things. There are benefits though in terms of being able to move up in your career, and advance through magazines getting good positions. There is also the pay that you get as well.  

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