Cv, Aplication Letter and Job Application

CV

Sintya Nirmayasari
Ngabean, RT 01/01
Desa Sumbersari, Kec. Purwodadi
Purworejo
082242672224
sinantatyas@gmail.com

PROFILE
I am a recent English education graduate with a background in visual design and master ceremony, looking for a rewarding position that will allow me to build on my knowledge and qualifications.
EDUCATION
Sep 2015-Jun 2019     Yogyakarta State University, Yogyakarta
            BSc English Education (3.8); English Translation
Jun 2012-Sep 2015     SMAN 1 Purworejo
            Science

EMPLOYMENT
Jan 2018-Des 2018 Assistance News Producer in NET TV Indonesia

SKILLS and QUALIFICATIONS
• Fluent English speaker and writer
• Fluent Japan speaker
• Familiar with most common software, e.g. Excel, MS Office, corel, photoshop
• Clean driving licence
• Doing web design

Application Letter

Room 148, Block S
4 Coral Rd
Netherland
B556 7TT
Phone: 24862893
Mobile: 082242672224
E-mail: sinantatyas@gmail.com
25 January 2019

WJAC-TV
 Attn: News Director
 49 Old Hickory Lane
 Johnstown, PA  15905

Application for the News Producer

I am writing to apply for the News Producer, which was advertised on the Journalismjobs.com on 16 May 2016. My working experience at NET TV Indonesia improved my writing and leadership skills, communication skills and ability to work in a fast-paced and deadline-driven environment  especially in a team environment. I have fluent spoken and written English. I also have fluent spoken Japanese. Currently I am studying a English Education at the Yogyakarta State University, graduating in 2018. Subjects which I am studying give me more ability in communication skill. 

During my experience working as a assistance producer in a reality titled “Cerita Nusantara”,  which I am leading and organising this activities I have improved my ability to lead and supervise subordinates effectively, ability to work under pressure and ability to work in a team environment.

Working for NET TV under instruction from Nagasaki Sasuke appeals to me because it has a good reputation and it provides excellent training. Your TV produces a high-quality news, and I can contribute to this with my writing and leadership skills. I am available for interview at any time. I can be contacted most easily on the mobile phone number given above. I look forward to meeting you.

Yours sincerely


Sintya Nirmayasari

Job Application 

News Producer
WJAC-TV, Johnstown, Pennsylvania
Date Posted May 16, 2016
Industry TV Jobs
Job Status Full-time
Salary Not Specified

Description:
Make your mark in Broadcasting and Digital Media. Sinclair Broadcast Group and Sinclair Digital Solutions are dedicated to making Sinclair a communications powerhouse! We are the largest and most diversified television broadcasting company in the country today. Sinclair owns and operates, programs or provides services to 162 stations located in 79 geographically diverse markets and our Digital group is focused on bringing the most engaging content to web, mobile and over-the-top broadcasting to audiences all over the country! Our success is the result of extraordinary employees and an exemplary management team who believe in a vision and are dedicated ensuring a great future for our employees. Whether you are an industry veteran or a just starting out, you can find it at Sinclair! We are advancing the world of Broadcasting and we want YOU to join our winning team!


WJAC-TV has an immediate opening for a creative News Producer. This role will be responsible for the day-to-day production of our evening newscasts. This person will work closely with the Assistant News Director, Director, and Assignment Desk on the newscast and its content. In this position, you will determine the content and flow of newscasts, work with management and on-air staff to generate and write stories, and also develop content for our web site.

Skills:

• Solid news judgment
• Be a compelling and accurate writer
• Be able to multitask and manage his/her time in order to put together an exciting and informative newscast
• Must be able to work in a fast-paced and deadline-driven environment
• Strong leadership skills
• Excellent communication skills
• The ability to execute news strategies and goals in daily newscasts
• Flexibility and on-the-spot problem-solving abilities are a must
• Must have writing skills (for both broadcast and print) and be prepared for a writing test during the interview process


Experience:

• Must have at least one year of previous news producing experience at a commercial TV station
• Journalism degree preferred
• proficient with non-linear editing (i.e. Avid) and newsroom systems such as iNews


When applying online, please include a recent web link of your work. If you do not have a link to your work, please apply online and then send a non-returnable DVD of a recent newscast to:


WJAC-TV
 Attn: News Director
 49 Old Hickory Lane
 Johnstown, PA  15905

Please, no phone calls.


Sinclair Broadcast Group, Inc. is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer and Drug Free Workplace!



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REPORT SURVEY (revision)

Sintya Nirmayasari
15202241026/PBI-2F

Kind of Poster that College Student Interested in

Introduction

There are many posters in collage that we didn’t ever know which one is the most interesting poster for college students. The survey was conducted to find out what kind of poster that college students interested in.

Method

The research was done by asking students selected at random on Yogyakarta State University and several from other universities to complete an online questionnaire. Fifty five students were questioned from Saturday, 7 may until Wednesday, 11 may, 2016. With approximately equal numbers of male and female, 56,4% are female and 43,% are male and 90,9% are in a distance 16-20 years old.

Findings

Unique fact is that 41,8% of my correspondences thought that they are ambivert, 40% thought that they are introvert, and 18,2% thought that they are extrovert. The previous expert research told that the majority of human have extrovert characteristic. We can conclude from this survey that many of the extrovert confuse about their own characteristics. 

50,9% correspondences said that they look at posters 1-4 times in a week and 18,2% said that they look at posters less than one time in a week. we can conclude that college students rarely in look at posters. Perhaps, they just open-minded when they look posters and didn’t really look at that. 52,7% correspondences more interested in poster size A3 rather than A5, A4, and the others.  52,7 that college students more interested in posters that has smooth color rather than posters that has dark color and bright color. Of the majority, 69,1% more interested in poster that dominants in graphics, 20% more interested in poster that approximately equal in domination between graphics and text, and 10,9% more interested in poster that dominants in textual. We can conclude that college students more interest in poster that is dominants in graphics.

From the questions that has pictures in it, 20% correspondence like poster that has clearest meaning than other pictures (picture 1), 27,3 % correspondence like poster that has medium level of clear meaning (picture 2), then significant correspondence (52.7%) like poster that has unclear meaning (need some interpretations).  The interesting part is the different result when correspondences were asked “which poster’s language interest you more? clear meaning poster (don’t need interpretation) or unclear meaning poster (need some interpretations)”, 69,1% correspondences choose clear meaning poster and the 30,9% choose unclear meaning poster. From this results, we can conclude that students thought that clear meaning poster will be more interesting, however when they look at the posters in real condition they will be more interesting with poster that need some interpretation.

picture 1: unclear meaning poster

The majority of the correspondence more interest in social poster rather than propaganda and political poster and event poster. It can be concluded from this table:

A half of the correspondences focus in graphics when they look at poster, 40% focus in meaning, the else focus in language and a correspondence focus in all categories. 85,4% correspondence interest in poster with unique and complex graphics and almost a half of the correspondences thought that poster with simple graphics is common. Focus on the language, equal numbers of correspondence interested in poster that use English and Bahasa Indonesia (45,5%), the else choose Basa Jawa and Deutsch. 

In the amount textual context, 70,9% correspondence more interest in short text poster, 20% interest in medium text poster and the else interest in description text poster. The majority of the correspondences (74.5%)  interest in poster with one or two words only, 69% correspondence dislike poster with full of words and 47,3% correspondence didn’t interest in poster with no words. 

Conclusions

Posters that college students interested in have some criteria. First, the size of the poster that made college students more interest is poster size A3. Second, smooth color is the most interesting kind of color that college students like. Third, poster that dominant in graphics is more interesting rather than poster that dominants in text. Fourth, poster that has implied meaning is more interesting than poster that has clear meaning. Fifth, social poster is more interesting rather than event poster and propaganda and political poster. Sixth, creator should pay attention in graphics because majority of the students focus on the graphics when they look at a poster. Seventh, students interested in poster that use English or Bahasa Indonesia. So, it would be better if you make a poster using English or Bahasa Indonesia. Then, student will more interest in posters that has short text. At last, creative idea is the most important point in making interesting poster.

Report Survey "Kind of Poster that College Student Interested in"

Survey about Kind of Poster that College Students Interested in

Invitation letter

Cassava Café

My dream café is ready to open. Cassava Café is the name of my company. Like its name, Cassava Café is delegated for cassava’s lover.  It has many menus with cassava on it. For example, cassava with caramel cream; traditional edition cassava (steam cassava with Javanese sugar sauce); etc. the interior design of this café is Japanese with many kind of ornament in it.
I would like to open my café in this month. I hope my friends and colleagues come in my grand opening party. So, I made an invitation letter. This is my invitation letter:

Letter of Opinion

                         LETTERS OF OPINION
Revitalization of local wisdoms: Is it possible?
thejakartapost.com
Sudibyo M. Wiradji
Posted: Mon, December 14 2015 | 08:49 am

Indonesia is rich in local wisdoms but they are fading with time, partly due to globalization and modernity.

An old adage saying bersakit-sakit dahulu, bersenang-senang kemudian (get sick first, have fun afterward) was an exemplary principle of life rooted from local wisdoms. The adage implies a call to build a working ethos and boost spirit to achieve goals.

Principles of gotong royong (togetherness) and toleransi (tolerance) are other examples of cross-culture wisdom, which almost all cultures in Indonesia are familiar with, especially in relation to social and nature harmonization.

Particular ethnic groups residing in hinterland also have local wisdoms that guide them to maintain and preserve nature so that when it comes to utilization of timber, for example, they consume it in moderation instead of excessive and uncontrollable exploitation.

Blessed with many islands and ethnic groups, with each having their own culture, Indonesia is rich in local cultures that contain local wisdoms, frequently defined by experts as containing wisdoms of life.

Despite the absence of a special and comprehensive study on local wisdoms and their utilization in daily life, several experts have concluded based on their personal observations that local wisdoms that serve as sources of virtues have increasingly faded, partly due to globalization and modernization.

'€œFactually we can see how local cultures teeming with wisdom and philosophy of life are almost no longer implemented in daily life practices, which are increasingly pragmatic,'€ said Suyono Suyatno of the Language
Development Institution at the Culture and Education Ministry, on kemendikbud.go.id.

He cited rampant corruption at almost all levels as tangible evidence of the denial of local wisdom that teaches, bersakit-sakit dahulu, bersenang-senang kemudian and hemat pangkal kaya (thrifty is the cause of being rich).

Suyono attributes the waning use of local wisdoms to globalization, which promotes an increasingly pragmatic and consumptive lifestyle.

'€œThe frequently occurring acts of violence have reduced the value of tolerance,'€ he said, citing another example of denial of local wisdoms.

According to him, people are inclined to become increasingly pragmatic, '€œmoney'€ culture-oriented and trapped by being consumptive.

In the context of today'€™s Indonesia, he said, '€œIt can be said that local wisdoms we possess resemble heirlooms, which we inherit from our ancestors. We store and maintain them but we do not put them into practice in real life and take the heirlooms in vain in responding to challenges of the changing times,'€ he said.

Art critic and cultural issues writer Agus Dermawan T. said the younger generation'€™s lack of concern for
local wisdoms was caused by two factors. First, '€œbecause they do not know of the local wisdoms, and should they know, they will ask, '€˜will the local wisdom correspond to modern times?'€™'€

'€œThis is the problem. Schools no longer teach local wisdoms,'€ said Agus.

Post-modernism

According to him, the world community had reminded for three decades of the importance of local wisdoms, a vital part of local culture through the discourse of postmodernism.

The discourse reiterates that '€œmodernism'€ which always carries '€œuniversalism'€ (moreover, when found that modernism was dominated by Western culture), no longer matches endeavors to revive human culture, which is heterogeneous in nature, according to Agus.

The postmodernism discourse invites all nations to go back to locality. '€œThat way, local wisdoms are reread, restudied, reunderstood and repracticed,'€ he told The Jakarta Post.

'€œThe people [of Indonesia] will understand that the philosophical teachings of Ki Ageng Suryomentaram, in terms of depth, are comparable to those of J. Krishnamurti, John Locke or Albert Camus.'€

According to him, Indonesia'€™s cultural roots had become the subject of study of cultural experts around the world.

'€œHowever, following the entry of Western people in the 19th century has led to the birth of Westernization,'€ he said.

'€œThe Westernization is then managed awkwardly by our people, who are spiritually local and traditional. This has led us to becoming an awkward people in the international scene because by desire, we want to follow Western culture but spiritually we are traditional,'€ the art critic further said.

'€œFor example, our high-ranking officials lack self-confidence if they do not speak English when delivering a speech overseas, whereas the French, Japanese, Koreans, Hungarians always use their respective languages and their local wisdoms everywhere they go,'€ he said.

A leader from Java that understands local values will certainly use the philosophy of laku alam (nature behavior) to guide them in life. '€œThis can be elaborated as: A leader should be aware of what they do or why they behave so,'€ he said.

He cited an adage, laku hambeging candra (imitate the behavior of a moon). '€œThis means that a leader should illuminate like a shining moon,'€ he said.

Amid the increasingly fading local wisdoms, Indonesia still witnesses the practices of local wisdoms, such as the one related to the medical world. '€œHerbal medicine, a legacy from our ancestors in the medical area, have been developed and perfected to meet pharmaceutical standards,'€ he said, adding, '€œthat'€™s one of the local wisdoms that people have revitalized.'€

According to Suyono revitalizing local wisdoms are crucial to respond to various acute issues facing the nation and the country, such as corruption, poverty and social disparity. But this will only run well provided that there is supporting policy and role models.
'€œWithout these, local wisdoms will only become meaningless cultural accessories,'€ he said.







Letter of opinion:

Response to a complaint

That is a complaint letter of nadia.
This is my response :

The Residents’ Help Organization
Colosseum 1
1213 NL Hilversum
The Netherlands
April 4, 2016

28 Whitwchapel Court
The Netherlands

Dear Ms Nadia,

We have received your letter of March 20, 2016 about the rent rise. I appreciate you letting us know about this.

I understand your disappointment. We as help organization will try our best to help you.

We had received some equal complaints about the same flat. We had sent an admonition letter to the owners of the flat. Then, you can take a breath because our information says that the owners of the flat will held a negotiation forum for tenants of the flat as a response of the admonition. We will also attend that forum to ensure that the negotiation will not make tenants get the disadvantageous.

You are welcome to call me to discuss this further.

Sincerely,


Sintya Nirmayasari