Radio Jobs

[Ted Larsen]

Hi Phyllis Sales is about the only way to go in these times. It worked well 
for me after I stopped being on-air. In general it's far more lucrative even 
though "on-air" sounds more glamorous.

Good Luck,
Ted Larsen

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Phyllis" <phylo1@yahoo.com>
To: <boston-radio-interest@lists.BostonRadio.org>
Sent: Thursday, March 12, 2009 11:43 AM
Subject: Radio Jobs


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> Hi,
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> As someone who has always loved Radio, I'm considering the idea of finding 
> some sort of a job in it. I am not a broadcaster (although I'm getting 
> some volunteer experience) or a sound engineer/producer (I wish!) But I'm 
> unemployed, so I'm wondering how I might leverage this list to find some 
> contacts at Boston area stations that might need an admin asst or even a 
> receptionist (typist, computer person, etc).
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> Is that a pipe dream?  Does anyone on this list have any advice they could 
> share?  I know it's not the best of times, but I figured it wouldn't hurt 
> to ask.
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> I am currently a volunteer at a station in Worcester, but it's all 
> volunteer and while I love the opportunity to get experience there, I 
> can't drive there on a daily basis, plus at some point I need to find a 
> paying job.
>
> You can email me privately if you prefer.
>
> Thank you,
> Phyllis
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