So I am curious on the career prospect of a finance editor/reporter, especially if the editor specializes only in one sector (eg. oil). Is it possible to move back to mainstream finance after a few years of writing, preferably to structured finance or investor relations or similar advisory roles?
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Judging by your pictures, I think people will want to hear from you. Investor Relations roles are a no-brainer for you. You have a chance anywhere, honestly. You're still young.
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