The profession demanded in the labor market allows a person to earn an income that provides a decent standard of living. The prosperity of a family or an individual is determined by the number of pickers on the table, car brand, branded clothing and other trifles. To have at your disposal the optimal amount of banknotes, it is preferable to do business. But you can provide yourself with a "bread" position in government or municipal government. Igor Olegovich Shchegolev for a long period of time occupies senior positions in the Government of the Russian Federation and the Presidential Administration.
Childhood and students
Acute criticism of perfectionism sometimes flashes in the information stream of our days. The point of the message is that you should not get too carried away with the quality of the product or service provided. Most often, wishes of this kind come from the lips of coaches who conduct trainings and give advice on raising children. Yes, it’s hard for a child to do homework. So what? Now you need to quit this school so as not to strain? It is impossible to master mathematics or a foreign language without intensive exercises and perseverance. Those people who really love their children do not feel sorry for them in such situations.
Practice convincingly proves that a journalist does not have to possess fundamental knowledge in any narrow field. At first, it is enough for him to know a little about everything. And over the years to accumulate information on a topic that has to be covered in a newspaper or on television. The biography of Igor Olegovich Shchegolev can serve as a confirmation of this approach. According to the entry in the passport, Mr. Schegolev was born on November 10, 1965. The family lived in Vinnitsa. The regional center, with a developed social infrastructure - theaters, sports facilities, secondary and higher educational institutions.
Igor Shchegolev studied well at school. At an early age, he developed an interest in reading and foreign languages. Parents strongly supported his undertakings and, if possible, helped as much as they could. In high school he read books in German. The training load did not prevent him from playing sports and social work. Igor was actively involved in the organization of Komsomol events. When it came time to choose a profession, he already knew which route to take. In 1983, having received a certificate of maturity, Schegolev went to the capital and the first time entered the Institute of Foreign Languages.
To get a quality education, this same perfectionism is needed, which was mentioned above. Student Shchegolev fully performed all tasks and regularly studied additionally. In those years, a student exchange program operated between the countries of the socialist camp. Young people from Germany or Hungary came to the Soviet Union, and our students went to them. After the second year, as part of such a program, Igor went to the University of Leipzig to take a curriculum at the Faculty of Journalism.
Journalist and expert
A critical amount of knowledge is necessary both in creativity and in everyday work. In 1988, Schegolev completed his studies and simultaneously received two diplomas - a journalist and a translator. For a successful start and further career, accumulated resources are quite enough. He is hired by the American editorial office of the TASS news agency. From the very first days, the young specialist harmoniously blended into production activities. News and event flows must be classified and processed before they reach newspaper pages and television programs.
After the August events of 1991 and the collapse of the country, work by Schegolev was added. He has to help colleagues who are involved in European topics. After a while, Igor was sent as a special correspondent to Paris. This mysterious and famous city met the Russian journalist impassively. However, Russian readers and viewers began to receive interesting and fascinating materials from the center of Europe. Igor Shchegolev’s correspondence is published on the pages of Izvestia, Labor, Red Star and other publications. The journalist with his inherent intelligence and perseverance delves into the essence of the events.
In 1997, a correspondent from Paris returned to Moscow and received an offer to work in a group of correspondents who covered the daily activities of the country's president. Against the background of his colleagues, Shchegolev stands out for his deep knowledge of the international situation and the ability to quickly assess events. A year later, assessing the level of his expertise, the journalist was invited to the Russian government. In those troubled times for the country's economy, it was very important to broadcast calm information without resorting to deceiving the audience. Schegolev contributed to the normalization and unification of official data submission.
