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Hiring Practices

Most employers prefer to hire page layout workers who have formal training. They look for applicants with good oral and written communication skills. They also look for people who work well with customers. In small shops, layout workers may take customers' orders. They may also figure cost estimates for jobs.

For positions that require more computer skills, employers prefer to hire applicants who have experience. Smaller shops provide the best opportunities for inexperienced workers.

Page layout workers must be able to pay attention to details. They must have good vision and be able to tell the difference between colors and small changes made to objects. Artistic ability is also helpful. Employers look for page layout workers who can meet deadlines without much supervision.

Advancement Opportunities

Experienced page layout workers may advance to positions of greater responsibility. Those who have leadership skills may become supervisors. Those who have a bachelor's degree are more likely to move into management positions.

Job Title Examples

Advertising Associate, Desktop Publishing Specialist, Digital Pre Press Operator, Electronic Imager, Computer Typesetter, Design Editor, Electronic Console Display Operator, Graphic Artist

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