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Re: WCAP
To the board ops that walked out and got abusive at this radio station:
a) You had NO right to get abusive with your boss. If you didn't like
their boss' answer, a civil and polite letter of resignation would have
sufficed. Way to burn bridges...how's this little scenario going to play
out on your resumes? What's going to happen when you need a reference from
your previous employer (if this was your first)?
To WCAP's brass:
b) Giving your board ops a couple of bucks raise would have not been a bad
idea. Hell...they're the ones responsible for the air-product and the
ones forced to listen to YOUR radio station; no matter how boring it may
be.
Of course, I don't know the economic state at WCAP and what the whole
story behind this whole scenario is.
Does anyone have any more details?
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Sven F. Weil
email: sven@chookus.com
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