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Jackie was a book editor for Doubleday in NYC for many years.
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∙ 11y agoJackie Kennedy became a book editor in 1958
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What publishing companies did Jackie Onassis work for?
From 1975 to 1977 she worked as a book editor at Viking Press. From 1978 to the 1990's she worked at Doubleday Publishing. Jackie started as a associate editor, in 1982 she was promoted to full editor, later she became a senior editor. Before she married (after college) JFK she had won a writing contest sponsored by Vogue. As a winner she received a yearlong position as a trainee. I'm not sure if she took it or not, one says she did one says she did not. Jackie was also a photographer for the Washington Times-Herald.
What is Jacqueline Kennedy's career?
After John F. Kennedy was assassinated, Jackie and her children moved to New York City where Jackie was an editor for DoubleDay.
Where did Jackie Kennedy work as an editor?
She worked for two publishers, Viking Press and Doubleday. She worked for Viking from 1975 until her resignation in 1978. She worked for Doubleday from 1978 until her death in 1994.
Jackie Chan work how long per week?
No one but Jackie knows.
What kind of jobs did Jackie Kennedy do?
Jackie Kennedy worked as a journalist and editor, creating columns for newspapers and magazines. She also worked in book publishing as an editor at Viking Press and Doubleday. Additionally, she was a successful First Lady, promoting cultural diplomacy and preservation of historic landmarks.
What was Jackie Robinson's main goal?
jackie robinson's main goal was to work hard
What do you call a person who looks over your work?
editor.
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Did Jackie Robinson work his entire life?
no he did not
CAn you work in c or c plus plus without editor?
You can compile, link and execute programs without text-editor.
Where do editor's work?
Mostly for Newspapers they work in an office that usually has up to 20 people in it
What is the tone of a work of literature essential to?
ATTITUDE taken by the editor
