شات مصرية - دردشة مصرية - شات مصري

شات القاهرة ، دردشة القاهرة ، شات دردشة القاهرة ، شات دردشة جامعة القاهرة

شات الاسكندرية - دردشة الاسكندرية - شات دردشة الاسكندرية - شات دردشة جامعة الاسكندرية

شات المنصورة - دردشة المنصورة

شات البحيرة - دردشة البحيرة

شات الفيوم - دردشة الفيوم

شات الغربية - دردشة الغربية

شات الدقهلية - دردشة الدقهلية

شات الاسماعيلية - دردشة الاسماعيلية

شات الجيزة - دردشة الجيزة

شات المنوفية - دردشة المنوفية

شات المنيا - دردشة المنيا

شات البحر الاحمر - دردشة البحر الاحمر

شات القليوبية - دردشة القليوبية

شات الاقصر - دردشة الاقصر

شات الوادى الجديد - دردشة الوادى الجديد

شات الشرقية - دردشة الشرقية

شات السويس - دردشة السويس

شات اسوان - دردشة اسوان

شات اسيوط - دردشة اسيوط

شات بني سويف - دردشة بني سويف

شات بورسعيد - دردشة بورسعيد

شات دمياط - دردشة دمياط

شات كفر الشيخ - دردشة كفر الشيخ

شات مطروح - دردشة مطروح

شات قنا - دردشة قنا

شات جنوب سيناء - دردشة جنوب سيناء

شات شمال سيناء - دردشة شمال سيناء

شات سوهاج - دردشة سوهاج

شات عسل ـ دردشة عسل

شات الشلة ـ دردشة الشلة

شات فلة ـ دردشة فله

شات دردشة ـ دردشة دردشة

شات شبيك لبيك ـ دردشة شبيك لبيك

شات العنابى ـ دردشة العنابى

شات حب شات الحب دردشة حب حب شات حب شات حبي الحب شات دردشة مصرية شات مصرى شات مصرية دردشة مصراوية شات بنات مصر شات سوريا شات عمان شات لبنان شات بنات شات المنصورة شات القليوبية شات المنوفية دردشة ليبيا شات السودان شات اليمن دردشة بنات السعودية دردشة السعودية شات سعودي دردشة بنات فلسطين دردشة بنات الكويت شات بنات الامارات شات بنات البحرين دردشة قطرية دردشة بنات قطر شات بنات الاردن دردشة عربية شات بنات تونس شات القاهرة دردشة القاهرة دردشة الاسكندرية شات اليكس شات الجيزة دردشة الجيزة راديو اف ام Fm Radio راديو محطة مصر شات الجزائر دردشة الجزائر شات مغربي دردشة بنات المغرب شات الشلة شات دردشة شات دمياط شات بورسعيد اذاعة القران الكريم راديو قران كريم دردشه الغردقة شات شرم الشيخ دردشة الاقصر شات اسوان دردشه المنيا دردشة الحب شات حبنا شات دردشة شات غرام دردشة غرام شات عسل شات عشق شات سعودي كول شات العنابي شات الملك شات برق دردشة برق شات دلع شات لمسة حب شات شوبيك لوبيك شات تعب قلبي شات عسل راديو روتانا

To the the Turkish journalist...........nope the remuneration problem is not unique to Turkey. It takes a committed journalist to stick to their guns and do this job i so love. I have stuck it out for seven years -no pr for me sorry - passionately dedicated, pay issues have sometimes nearly wrecked my life but believe me it pays off somwehere down this journey+. I have a lot of faith in where GOD places each and every human being, those dreams and desires are not a mistake. Journalism is a calling. I have always been in print, writing is how i tell the story best. You realise it is not about you, you are just the instrument to serve. A very serious career undertaking. But it gives back slowly and surely and I wouldn't trade the uncoventionality, everyday is different, meeting people from everywhere & every status, traveling to all sorts of places, keeping the most weird hours beating deadlines, lacking a social life, being misunderstood, losing jobs due to the fact you are a women, sexual harassment and the boss thinks it is money that drives your passion - NADA! being termed feminist because you believe in ethics, equality and social justice for every human being, knowing unto the last this is who you will always be no matter what. I am a woman, i am a journalist. Keep heart fellow scribes and broadcasters. Geraldine Gathoni Muraya Kenya

how do u shoot a person with a pen and paper on hand....do u consider that person ur enemy...if u are doing the wrong things then continue doing them whhen u U khow they are bad....stop killing us...allow us to do our work of informing the whole world of what is happening in our countries...whether exposing corruption or not..we are ONLY doing our work...

coming to the point of working unda pressure...belive me..I enjoy that with all my heart...especially when I had a chance to come up with a better story..I dont regret working more hours....talk about salary...its not even worth it to be called salary...it shuuud be named wages coz its not @ par witht our work....but am here to stay....

'Makuena Lesotho

The job is so tasking that even at sleep, one is thinking of one story line or the other. However, I try as much as possible to strike a balance by maintaining a schedule though very tight and making sure there is no clash.

i must say i have been branded a bad mother because i rarely find time for my family and children. i report at work by 6:00am and leave at 9:00pm from Monday to Friday and on Saturday i work up to 2:00pm. i always leave my husband in bed and my child sees me only on Sunday or late night that is if she is not sleeping. no time for socializing with friends for am always tired. is there any way journalists can enjoy social life? i wonder especially in developing countries where when you talk of working in shift you are regarded lazy and the only thing that comes to the mind of the bosses is to sack you. Juliet Naiga Uganda

Being a journalist is no easy task. This is because it comes with the tough responsibility of being the first to draft history. It is a tough challenge but at the end of it all, there shoul be a clear separation between work and social life. Mark, Kenya.

I am deeply sad with the lost of our fellow journalist based in Bangkok shot by the Armed Forces of Thaniland. We hope that our fellow journalists worldwide should not just remained silent with the barbaric attitude of the Royal Armed Force of Thailand. This is a very cruel and uncivilised society of the Thailand government law enforcers fighting with a man with no guns to defence himself.

I know what; most of the waste things I heat in journalism are working until weekend,

Because remit me to see my friend and family too. As a journalism I used to call them or email them.

DATUS BONIFACE FROM TANZANIA

Most people don't think of journalists as first responders to a tragic event. Those of us who write the stories and take photographs are expected to push our feelings aside.But the problem is we're human. As journalists, we must focus our attention on getting information to the public that is accurate, informative and timely. Those first days of reporting and writing are now a blur. Emotionally, I was numb. I longed to grieve but the tears wouldn't come. I left the teaching profession because I wanted to write, a calling I've felt as long as I can remember. My job at the newspaper -- which has given me the opportunity to meet the people -- has also given me the responsibility of telling their stories, even when those stories are tragic. But I realized that whether we're small-town reporters or journalistic globetrotters, our job is the same. I realized, too, the sad fact that violence is happening every day, every hour, every minute. Somewhere.We has to tell the stories.

C.O.T Azeez Jeddah KSA

Keeping the office-family and friends in good humor is no easy task in case you also want to strive to be a true professional.But it is not something which is impossible,but one has to be accomodative enough to shed time,sweat and blood to accomplish that.How many of us are multi talented to do that? Manohar Yadavatti Bengalooru,India.

As a young journalist, juggling all the assignment and side hustles is both interesting and overwhelming. I am getting the hang of deadlines but at the cost of sleepless nights and no social life. The key thing to note though is discipline, sometimes i just take a deep breathe and force myself to unwind!

Joan Kabugu Kenya

You give your life for this job. Because you always have to think, read, learn, investigate and hand on news. This is not a huge problem for a journalist. Because every journalist adore her/his job. But when you think the salary you get, it is a handicap. I'm mentioning about Turkey. You write news on million dollars agreements, new model sports cars, luxury brands, CEO's, modern life styles etc...But you earn just enough to survive. Working as a journalist is very stressful indeed when you look from this site. What happens then? Journalists choose working for PR agencies and they become the press representatives of the brands. I'm really wondering, is this situation unique to Turkey?

This IS quite a task! Fortunately, I've found some help recently with this very topic.

I was introduced to a book called "Your Work, Your Life...Your Way - 7 Keys to Work-Life Balance" by Julie Cohen. It explains there are 7 barriers and 7 keys to attaining such work/life harmony, and it maps out the path to do this. It's very well written and allows the reader to proceed in a way that is best for them. For instance, my big issue is with self-care, and this book details not only HOW to make it a priority, but WHY it MUST be a priority. I found it extremely helpful and I recommend it highly. Here is the link - http://www.7keystoworklifebalance.com/book/

Here's to balance and harmony! Cheers!

Molly

Great to have someone talking about this! I actually transitioned from being a reporter to an editor because I felt editing had less stress--no running down sources or trying to create coherent sentences when I'm too tired to think. Although editing under deadline can also be stressful, it usually occurs during more reasonable hours.