Literary Editor
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A literary editor works at a newspaper, magazine, or publisher, and deals with various aspects concerning literature. They review story ideas, determine which material are most likely to please readers, work on reviews, edit and proof-read content, and liaise with authors, sub-editors, and copy editors.
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- Active Listening
- Communication
- Diplomacy in Difficult Situations
- Editing
- Empathy
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