Editors typically work for newspapers, magazines or publishing houses to ensure they produce quality, error-free content for their readers. They work closely with Writers, fact-checkers, publishers and other editors to prepare a piece written content for publication. Their job is to read through a manuscript or article multiple times to correct punctuation and grammar mistakes. They also make notes in the margins about confusing passages and advice for Writers during the revision period. They may also need to know how to use specific editing software programs to markup electronic manuscripts or documents.
Que fait un Editor ?
An Editor, or Copy Editor, is responsible for reading manuscripts and other forms of written content to check for errors and areas to refine the piece. Their duties include maintaining close communication with Writers, referring to style guides and client directions to improve the content and making corrections to grammatical errors and punctuation mistakes throughout a piece of content.
Responsabilités
Un Editor doit être capable de remplir diverses fonctions et responsabilités. Voici quelques fonctions et responsabilités qu'un Editor doit être capable d'exécuter :
Coaching new writers and editors through the content creation process
Meeting with other team members, including writers, senior editors, project managers and marketing directors, to create content
Reviewing story or article ideas
Uploading content to a management system
Revising content
Compétences requises
Un Editor compétitif aura certaines compétences et qualifications, notamment :
Mastery of whatever style guide your company uses
Mastery of grammar, punctuation and spelling
Experience working with other team members to produce content
Experience that’s relevant to the work you need created in terms of word count, tone and content (e.g., technical writing versus advertising copy)
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