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Savannah CC GM
- Thread starter hmmm
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> > > Anyone know what happened to the most recent Savannah CC
>
> > GM?
> > >
> >
> > I do, and it makes me laugh.
> >
> OK, I'll bite, how does it make you laugh?
>
Not the nicest of managers. No real joke. Hate to break it to ya. Everything was sales sales sales...screw everyone else.
>
> > GM?
> > >
> >
> > I do, and it makes me laugh.
> >
> OK, I'll bite, how does it make you laugh?
>
Not the nicest of managers. No real joke. Hate to break it to ya. Everything was sales sales sales...screw everyone else.
> > > > Anyone know what happened to the most recent Savannah
> CC
> >
> > > GM?
> > > >
> > >
> > > I do, and it makes me laugh.
> > >
> > OK, I'll bite, how does it make you laugh?
> >
>
> Not the nicest of managers. No real joke. Hate to break it
> to ya. Everything was sales sales sales...screw everyone
> else.
>
If it were not for sales, sales, sales, there would be no programming paychecks, paychecks, paychecks.
CC has proven time and time again that it is a profit driven company with lazer emphasis on shareholder value.
They have also proven with their Prophet systems, that they can phone it in to Savannah from anywhere on their wide area network and bring more to the bottom line, with less hassle and less expense. Doesn't mean it the right thing to do, but it is the thing they do.
> CC
> >
> > > GM?
> > > >
> > >
> > > I do, and it makes me laugh.
> > >
> > OK, I'll bite, how does it make you laugh?
> >
>
> Not the nicest of managers. No real joke. Hate to break it
> to ya. Everything was sales sales sales...screw everyone
> else.
>
If it were not for sales, sales, sales, there would be no programming paychecks, paychecks, paychecks.
CC has proven time and time again that it is a profit driven company with lazer emphasis on shareholder value.
They have also proven with their Prophet systems, that they can phone it in to Savannah from anywhere on their wide area network and bring more to the bottom line, with less hassle and less expense. Doesn't mean it the right thing to do, but it is the thing they do.
> I do, and it makes me laugh.
Tell me that what I heard isn't true. Did it really have something to do with a trade deal?!
Tell me that what I heard isn't true. Did it really have something to do with a trade deal?!
> If it were not for sales, sales, sales, there would be no
> programming paychecks, paychecks, paychecks.
If it weren't for programming programming programming, there would be no stations worth anything to sell sell sell. Its a double edged sword that ends up stabbing some people. Its a cycle! While yes...you can't make any money without people on the streets, you can't be on the streets at all without promotions (rumor has it that was one of the depts. gutted at CC Sav) and its sorta pointless being on the streets with your station is an embarassment (read Z102).
But then again, when you don't image properly...it doesn't matter.
Same goes for comm production.
And if you engineer doesn't show up to work and you're off the air, why bother.
Or if your receptionist is MIA, or doesn't learn the names to the staff...deals can't be brokered.
What about business? Whatever they do, I'm sure its important...cause without them, sales could sell until they're blue in the face, but no one would get their paychecks.
> CC has proven time and time again that it is a profit driven
> company with lazer emphasis on shareholder value.
> They have also proven with their Prophet systems, that they
> can phone it in to Savannah from anywhere on their wide area
> network and bring more to the bottom line, with less hassle
> and less expense. Doesn't mean it the right thing to do,
> but it is the thing they do.
During the day, there are a total of 24 airshifts (AMD, MD, PMD, EV x 6 stations) at CC Savannah...last I knew, they were live and local half that, or 12 shifts (AMD on WTKS, River and SOK (3), MD on Kiss, River, Beat, and Love (4), PMD on Kiss, River, and Beat, and EV on Kiss and Beat (2)). Which is a hell of alot better than some other clusters, in or out of CC.
> programming paychecks, paychecks, paychecks.
If it weren't for programming programming programming, there would be no stations worth anything to sell sell sell. Its a double edged sword that ends up stabbing some people. Its a cycle! While yes...you can't make any money without people on the streets, you can't be on the streets at all without promotions (rumor has it that was one of the depts. gutted at CC Sav) and its sorta pointless being on the streets with your station is an embarassment (read Z102).
But then again, when you don't image properly...it doesn't matter.
Same goes for comm production.
And if you engineer doesn't show up to work and you're off the air, why bother.
Or if your receptionist is MIA, or doesn't learn the names to the staff...deals can't be brokered.
What about business? Whatever they do, I'm sure its important...cause without them, sales could sell until they're blue in the face, but no one would get their paychecks.
> CC has proven time and time again that it is a profit driven
> company with lazer emphasis on shareholder value.
> They have also proven with their Prophet systems, that they
> can phone it in to Savannah from anywhere on their wide area
> network and bring more to the bottom line, with less hassle
> and less expense. Doesn't mean it the right thing to do,
> but it is the thing they do.
During the day, there are a total of 24 airshifts (AMD, MD, PMD, EV x 6 stations) at CC Savannah...last I knew, they were live and local half that, or 12 shifts (AMD on WTKS, River and SOK (3), MD on Kiss, River, Beat, and Love (4), PMD on Kiss, River, and Beat, and EV on Kiss and Beat (2)). Which is a hell of alot better than some other clusters, in or out of CC.
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