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I've read that the Atlantic is building up a Washington newsroom and is hiring Washington Post journalists who resign. As they used to be a monthly magazine, th
by mmooss 2y ago
I've read that the Atlantic is building up a Washington newsroom and is hiring Washington Post journalists who resign. As they used to be a monthly magazine, that would be a big change, but I suppose it's a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity when leading journalism in the capital suddenly abdicates and starts shedding talent.
- gaws 2y agoWhat's interesting is none of the jobs The Atlantic is giving former Washington Post writers are listed on its career website. Does the magazine conjure an opening when they want to hire someone?
- mmooss 2y agoWhy must they publicize openings? They aren't a government agency.
- gaws 2y agoThe Atlantic is based in Washington, D.C., and they are required to post job listing for open positions. It could be that they listed the jobs for Parker and Scherer for a day then took it down after they accepted.
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