Want to work for Dennis?
Posted on 15th Dec 2009 at 17:03 by Alex Watson with 16 comments
OK, so it's not a job vacancy on the mighty bit-tech - but our sister title PC Pro is on the look out for a news and features writer, working across both the magazine and the website.
You don't even need a CV. Not yet, anyway - all PC Pro want to know is how well you write and why you think you’re right for the job. So, email a 300-word technology news story based on that day’s events to Barry Collins: barryc [at] pcpro.co.uk.
They also want one feature idea, either for the website or the magazine, along with a covering letter explaining what makes you perfect for PC Pro.
It's a full-time, freelance position with an equivalent salary of £17-£22K depending on experience, and 28 days’ fully paid holiday.
You've got until January the 8th. Make sure you read the full details before firing off your emails.
Good luck!
You don't even need a CV. Not yet, anyway - all PC Pro want to know is how well you write and why you think you’re right for the job. So, email a 300-word technology news story based on that day’s events to Barry Collins: barryc [at] pcpro.co.uk.
They also want one feature idea, either for the website or the magazine, along with a covering letter explaining what makes you perfect for PC Pro.
It's a full-time, freelance position with an equivalent salary of £17-£22K depending on experience, and 28 days’ fully paid holiday.
You've got until January the 8th. Make sure you read the full details before firing off your emails.
Good luck!
16 Comments
Discuss in the forums ReplyAndy
What happened in tech today - keep it relevant for PC Pro - they don't care about tractors or Italian PM's getting punched.
Or, should I say: HARRY! :p
Still.. great opportunity for someone younger! Fab idea. If I was younger, un-mortgaged and no set career path.. I'd be writing it already :)
^^what he said
Except Felix obviously.
It IS dependant on experience and I'll say right now that it's an awful, awful lot better than I know similar companies would offer even to established, qualified writers.
That's exactly what I was thinking, me thinks you don't need to be good at engrish to get a job for dennis :P
You know I'm only kidding Alex ^_^
Freelance - doesn't that mean self employed? Are Dennis trying to get out of paying pension and NI contributions? Normally not an issue, but given that this is a full time position so there'll be no time to work for anyone else, that's well out of order.