An editor’s job is to capture the moment we’re living in and share it with a broad audience. Regardless of how many years you’ve been in the field, you get to take full responsibility for the features and photo shoots you plan, which gives you the chance to accumulate a lot of hands-on experience. What I find most appealing is that editors can report and research as much as they want—that’s something that sets us apart from writers. We can ask questions and have conversations with artists like actors, idols, and authors, as well as with brands and companies. It’s rewarding to support the people, brands, and works I admire. A lot of Gen Zs seem to be interested in the editor role these days, but I personally don’t think it’s a job that puts the spotlight on yourself. On the contrary, it’s about helping others shine.