Re: Bethany (thaks e)
> smashed cd wrote:
> " at one time i put in about 80+ hours a week at that
> station. i was only paid for 36. my actual airshift. i didnt
> mind then because i had no wife or kids. but when bethanny
> took over they came up with these rules. shirts must have a
> collar. must be well groomed. must GO TO BETHANY!!...i was
> treated dirty by them. and yes i am bitter. i have been
> trying for about 8 years to let this go. now maybe i can."
>
> Everyone has experienced a bad work environment at one point
> or another. Sometimes, employers treat staff like resources,
> with limited respect. And the hours... most of us on this
> board can probably relate to that. There is no excuse for
> overworking and overwhelming a staff. (Whether you were
> single or not shouldn't make the difference).
>
> You apparently had a bad experience. That isn't to say
> everyone there did or is. There are several sides to every
> story.
>
> The rules you listed above don't really seem unreasonable.
> And I imagine many of those overtime hours were ones you
> worked regularly without complaint. Most work environments
> have dress codes, and it isn't suprising that a station
> might want their staff to be connected to the school. It
> sounds extreme, but it certainly doesn't appear a hill
> everyone would die on. It was the hill you died on though,
> so of course it hurts.
>
> But 8 years? God can use ANYTHING to move us in a new
> direction. Sounds like for you, He definitely used this. You
> just weren't a fit there. Either they wouldn't flex or you
> wouldn't change.
>
> The best life lesson you can learn from it is where YOU were
> wrong and what YOU could have done to make it better for
> them and God and yourself. You were fired for a
> reason...focus on that reason and fix it. (there is always
> truth in every correction and critism). Then take that new
> you to the next place. Forget about their responsibility in
> it. Blame is what is keeping your bitterness alive.
> Accountability will help let it go.
>
>

>
> -e
>
today is the last day of the bridge. i actually did work at another station after that but the hours were killing me. 2 jobs, 80-100 hours a week. i resigned within 2 months. i am settled down with a house wife and kid. and several cats

..so unless some new station comes to town i am out of radio. i make almost triple what i made then on my regular job now.
and yes i was a long haired hippie then.....<P ID="signature">______________
note to tvland...bring back wkrp!!!</P>