Getting Hired and Fired by The New Yorker, As Told by Tweets

in Media, Random | May 14th, 2009 Leave a Comment

After 17 years of climbing the ladder, Dan Baum finally landed his dream job at The New Yorker. But things didn’t work out quite as he planned. On Twitter this week, Baum tells the story of his rise and fall. You can read a consolidated Twitter-style transcript here. A pretty intriguing look at what happens inside the magazine world.

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