From the TAB Job Bank, " Infinity Broadcasting Dallas has an immediate opening for a Sr. Broadcast Engineer"...
I thought that was Eric's job.
What's up with that?
I thought that was Eric's job.
What's up with that?
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> From the TAB Job Bank, " Infinity Broadcasting Dallas has an
> immediate opening for a Sr. Broadcast Engineer"...
> I thought that was Eric's job.
> What's up with that?
Ask him, before Bekins backs up to his home without his knowledge
A public service message from The Batman ...
> immediate opening for a Sr. Broadcast Engineer"...
> I thought that was Eric's job.
> What's up with that?
Ask him, before Bekins backs up to his home without his knowledge
A public service message from The Batman ...
> From the TAB Job Bank, " Infinity Broadcasting Dallas has an
> immediate opening for a Sr. Broadcast Engineer"...
> I thought that was Eric's job.
> What's up with that?
As much as many might hope for Glynn Walden to finally realize what happening engineering-wise in this market (or more correctly, what's NOT happening!) and make that long overdue engineering management change, the referenced opening is probably to replace the departing Chris Hudgins. Chris is the guy who keeps all their transmitters working and also was responsible for the build out of the recently completed HD radio upgrades. He's moving over to a major communications equipment manufacturer.
> immediate opening for a Sr. Broadcast Engineer"...
> I thought that was Eric's job.
> What's up with that?
As much as many might hope for Glynn Walden to finally realize what happening engineering-wise in this market (or more correctly, what's NOT happening!) and make that long overdue engineering management change, the referenced opening is probably to replace the departing Chris Hudgins. Chris is the guy who keeps all their transmitters working and also was responsible for the build out of the recently completed HD radio upgrades. He's moving over to a major communications equipment manufacturer.
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CW
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> As much as many might hope for Glynn Walden to finally
> realize what happening engineering-wise in this market (or
> more correctly, what's NOT happening!) and make that long
> overdue engineering management change, the referenced
> opening is probably to replace the departing Chris Hudgins.
> Chris is the guy who keeps all their transmitters working
> and also was responsible for the build out of the recently
> completed HD radio upgrades.
I love it when someone pats themselves on the back in a post
> realize what happening engineering-wise in this market (or
> more correctly, what's NOT happening!) and make that long
> overdue engineering management change, the referenced
> opening is probably to replace the departing Chris Hudgins.
> Chris is the guy who keeps all their transmitters working
> and also was responsible for the build out of the recently
> completed HD radio upgrades.
I love it when someone pats themselves on the back in a post
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