> > > Interesting. From Charleston to DC to Richmond to DC
> > > to...Toledo.
> >
> > It would be fine if it was from Charleston to Toledo to
> > Richmond to DC but this isn't good. Michael is too
> talented
> > to be mismanaging his career this way.
> >
>
> It's not mismanagement, he was fired from WMAL, and now has
> a job on a decently rated station that can be heard
> throughout NW Ohio and well into Detroit. Sorry but if you
> want to work in radio, you have to be willing to work where
> ever you can get it, and going to Toledo, which yes is kinda
> small, is not that bad since most of the big stations,
> including WSPD can be heard in DETROIT!
I don't mean to belittle WSPD, I simply believe that a sign of career growth is to go to increasingly larger markets. That is subject to legitimate debate but it is my opinion.
As far as Michael mismanaging his career, I was writing in a kind of shorthand when I should have been more explicit. I consider his history of repeatedly exceeding the boundaries he should have known his employer would likely tolerate to constitute mismanagement. That those boundaries may have been unreasonable are beside the point. While merely suspended from WMAL, he belittled and criticized his employer and accused them of censorship. I would have fired him just for that.<P ID="signature">______________
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