#NewJob We are delighted to be working with a globally recognised professional membership body to recruit a Learning Partnerships and Licensing Specialist. This is a hybrid role based in Central London with a salary of up to £45,000: www.inspiredselection.com/jobs/jo00000... #Hiring #PublishingJobs
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#Hiring A leading Medical Association is looking for a skilled Marketing Executive to join its growing team. £32,000 to £36,000 per year. Windsor | Hybrid: www.inspiredselection.com/jobs/jo00000... #MarketingJobs #WorkInPublishing #PublishingCareers #BookSky
#NewJob An established international publishing services organisation is seeking a Spanish speaking Inside Sales Representative based in its Buckinghamshire offices: www.inspiredselection.com/jobs/jo00000... #Hiring #PublishingJobs #PublishingCareers
Well of course #LondonBookFair makes us happy! #LBF26 #BookSky #BookLover #Bookish #BookFair #Publishing
#NewJob Sales Manger, Independent Publisher, London | Hybrid, £35,000 - £43,000 per annum: www.inspiredselection.com/jobs/jo00000... #SalesJobs #BookSky #PublishingCareers
#NewJob Amazon Account Manager - Publishing (Hybrid, London - 2 days a week in office, first few weeks full-time in office) - £45,000 - £50,000 per annum: www.inspiredselection.com/jobs/jo00000... #BookSky #PublishingJobs #Publishing #JobVacancy
Highlights from the DEI in Publishing panel at #lbf chaired by MD Inspired Search Abigail Barclay with Gvantsa Jobava, President, IPA, Jodie Williams, Head of DEI and Social impact, @panmacmillan.bsky.social and Iram Satti, Global Belonging and Inclusion Manager, @bloomsburybooksuk.bsky.social
It was great to catchup with Jodie Williams, Head of DEI & Social Impact at @panmacmillan.bsky.social following the DEI in Publishing panel at The London Book Fair.
We will definitely be getting a copy of that list!
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A great session yesterday at #LondonBookFair hearing from Valerie Brandes, CEO Founder at @jacarandabooks.bsky.social, as well as NYT Best Selling Authors Nic Stone and Dhonielle Clayton - a refreshing and inspiring conversation on the future of black literature: ownership, power and global reach
Some great opening words at yesterdays #LondonBookFair breakfast briefing from Julie Finch, CEO at @hayfestival.bsky.social #NationalYearOfReading #GoAllIn #BookSky
A snippet from yesterdays breakfast briefing at #LondonBookFair where it was great to hear from Daisy Fancourt, Professor of Psychobiology & Epidemiology & Head of the Social Biobehavioual Research group at @ucl.ac.uk
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Associate Director Jennie Hooper and Senior Consultant Rhiannon Johnson are all set up and ready to meet everyone at the @bookcareers.bsky.social careers clinic this afternoon! #Publishing #PublishingCareers #BookSky #WorkInPublishing #BookCareers
Just disrupting your feed to say hello from some of the inspired team at #LondonBookFair ! Thanks again to @independentpublishersguild.com for being our home for the last 3 days!
A great conversation in the tech theatre today discussing DEI in Publishing: Barriers, Breakthroughs and Takeaways chaired by our MD of Inspired Search Abigail Barclay. Insights and behind the scene clips to come your way soon for those that missed this brilliant panel! #londonbookfair #DEI
We’re super excited to keep recruiting for these publishing jobs of the future!
Suzanne’s advice for those looking to get into publishing: companies outside of publishing will look for publishing skills for their websites, brochures etc., build up your skills and look outside of the big 5
What are people looking for? Support, manageable workloads, a team and a job that’s creatively fulfilling. Working somewhere with a sense of purpose, community, sustainability and career opportunities
Important to have the basic soft skills, in prioritisation and organisation, to make those hard skills in editorial or sales etc. work
In the industry at the moment there seems more of a need for problem solvers. If something won’t work, come up with ideas of what would works. Bring energy, pro-activity and positivity!
People skills have always been needed in the industry, and author care is a huge part of editorial, reassuring an author, who might not understand the process, which cannot be replaced by AI!
Springer Nature are moving to being a skills based organisation rather than the focus on titles. Everything is evolving, there will be opportunities in research integrity, experts will be needed to check the output of AI
If a company is fully remote, we see a lot of support and infrastructure to ensure new starters are set up for success
It’s all about balance - with early career individuals the office time can be invaluable to learn, especially with the relationships you build, but there are considerations of cost and work life balance
How is the workplace changing? We’ve had some fantastic work on job shares recently, which does brilliant things to keep talent that may have otherwise left the industry. We’re seeing hybrid working very much as the norm and the remote working helps for diversity and inclusion within the industry
At Inspired we recruit across various sectors in publishing and there’s a variation across those sectors in terms of the roles. We’ve seen a digital revolution in publishing before, with the same job divisions but digital added, AI may be a similar revolution, with data engineers, data scientists
What job titles are emerging? Still need excellent copywriting, commissioning, marketing, publicity, sales and still need to make the books, production etc. - they can maybe just be done slightly quicker
A lot of assistant roles are admin focussed - things will likely change, not replace the jobs but free up time to do more creative things, and less repetitive
For future proofing your career, lean into AI whether it’s in work or outside of work. There are roles now that are AI specific, and employers will often look for at least basic use of AI for prompt engineering
We’re delighted to be at the Publishing Jobs of the Future bookcareers.com panel with Inspired’s CEO Suzy Astbury speaking! #LBF26
So many fantastic points from the wonderful panel!