Shawn Said:

Should only teachers & writers create a job profolio for interviews? Is it a good idea for other occupation?

We Answered:

The short answer to this perplexing question is yes.

Do you want that dream job? Show the employer what you have done, they might consider you for the shortlist

Stanley Said:

what's 'bid' on freelancing writers job ads?

We Answered:

You "bid" (offer) how much you want to be paid for doing the job, and then the job poster chooses a writer from the "bids".

It's like eBay, but instead of bidding for a product, you're bidding for a service.
And instead of bidding how much you pay, you bid how much you want to be paid

Hope this helps :)

Agnes Said:

How does word processing help a writers' job simpler? Please help I me need 20 reasons for a school project?

We Answered:

The faster you can type, the easier it is to be creative as a writer. Writing is a creative, right-brain process. If you are a fast typist and have learned the skill to the point where it is virtually automatic to you, you can more easily capture thoughts as they come into your mind. If you have to be hunting and pecking out each word, your mind must focus on that chore, which is left-brain thinking. Trying to be creative while performing a left-brain chore is very difficult and will inevitably cause you to lose great ideas before you get them captured.

Just had another thought: The technology today for self-publishing has come a long way. A writer with strong word-processing skills can do much of his/her own editing and formatting, making it very possible to publish his own works without the extra expense of a publisher and editor.