with other writers and editors. Other editors can tell you the process they took to get where they're at and refer work to you when they have too much work or are given a project they can't handle. Since the work of editors is often overlooked and underutilized, networking is also a great way to stay connected to top jobs and openings.  One way to network is by joining a professional editors' organization. Many have directories of editors already established in the field you may wish to become an editor in. Another way to network is to attend writers' conferences and conventions associated with the areas you wish to find work in. You can also network through professional social networking Web sites, such as LinkedIn, where you can join groups devoted to writing and editing. Keep in touch with other writers and editors. Send them sincere congratulations when you see something they've written or edited that you like. Never burn bridges if you happen to leave a job. This advice is applicable to a broad range of jobs, but it especially applies here. If you gain the reputation of being someone who's willing to tackle tough, unpleasant, or otherwise undesirable assignments, you'll begin to make yourself indispensable. You'll probably have no shortage of assignments if you're in the right kind of job, and you'll be viewed with the same adoration that a woodworker reserves for his favorite chisel. Unlike sales positions, where the white lie is actually encouraged, or some managerial roles, where the big picture is more important than the details, editors have to get the small things right. Whether it's being consistent with punctuation in your copy, making sure typos don't go unnoticed, or simply getting the facts straight, the small things matter more to editors than they do to other professionals, arguably. Editors stake their reputation on the small stuff. They're definitely worth sweating. After all the generalization and odd jobs that will probably define your early going as an editor, you'll begin to learn...

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和其他作者、编辑保持好联系。 承担起来那些别人不愿意干的工作。 注重细节的准确性。 着手确定一个你最为关注的领域。 保持住对推敲文句的热情，最好能带动同事一起。