[BC] Keep at it, was Automation Mishaps....or lazyness on the stations part?

[Douglas B. Pritchett]

Paul B! Keep at it. Cultivate all the relationships you can. Ask 
questions. The good employers will become evident to you. Target where 
you want to go and who you want to work for and go after it. Don't 
settle for mediocrity. Remember, your employer has to earn the 
opportunity to employ you. Believe it or not, you have all the power 
when it comes to choosing a place to work. It may sound strange, but you 
need to put yourself in charge of this job search. Do your homework and 
find a  place where you can contribute and learn. Like I said, find a 
mentor and listen well. And when the time is right, you can move on with 
your employer's blessing and help. It's all in finding the right place. 
I wish you well. If I can help, mail me off list and let me know what 
exactly you want to accomplish.
Best of luck. You can do this.

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


Radiofldude at aol.com wrote:

>Doug:
>
>Thanks for the apology, no hard feelings.
> 
>I appreciate the kind words and comments. Natrual talent? That kind makes  me 
>think, "What would I be doing if I wasn't in radio?" and I don't have an  
>answer. Radio just comes natural to me, even though I still have alot to  learn.
> 
>I wish all my enthusiasm, passion and energy could find me a job, but it  
>hasn't so far
> 
>Paul B. Walker, Jr
>_www.walkerbroadcasting.com_ (http://www.walkerbroadcasting.com) 
>walkerbroadcasting at gmail.com
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