[BC] Automation Mishaps....or lazyness on the stations part?

[Douglas B. Pritchett]

Alan, let me apologize to you and Paul if you thought I was being 
critical of his feelings. The "bitter" part was factitious, but the part 
about aiming high and good luck were and are heartfelt. We've all been 
in that position at one point or another. Paul knows how I feel about 
him and his abilities. He needs to focus on getting not just another 
job, but a better job. He needs to find an organization that can take is 
enthusiasm and natural talent, and help him grow professionally. He 
needs what I once had, and that's mentor. Our business needs more people 
like Paul. Makes those of us burned out has beens examine our thoughts 
and practices.

-- 
Douglas B. Pritchett
Fort Wayne, IN
dpritchett1 at comcast.net


. Alan Kline wrote:

>Doug, I didn't detect any bitterness in Paul's note--not that I could blame him,
>the way they treated him.  I think a lot of people would find it mildly amusing that
>a station is still playing Christmas spots a week after Groundhog Day.  That this is
>an operation he's intimately familiar with just adds a bit to the mirth...
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