CBS Interactive: Production Editor - Ft. Lauderdale

I can only think of one truly profound and appropriate thing to say: Whatever.

Aside from all that, it's a good job for the right person, even when they're deducting an hour from your vacation time for going to the doctor, and since sportsforlife is "sure that CBS is a fine company," well, what more could you want?

 

I'm currently one of the contract guys at CBS. I have nothing but glowing things to say about the outfit and the people who are running the show.

It's been a top-notch experience for me and I certainly hope it can lead to more.

Good people. They do what they say they will do, you get paid when you are supposed to get paid.

No complaints with the way I've been treated whatsoever. They make me want to work harder and do better.

That's how much I've enjoyed being a part of the CBS team the last few months.

 

Not only that, but you will not find lower bottled-water and soft-drink prices in any break room anywhere.

 

I like the way Moddy handled that. Two thumbs up.

 

Well, I used to work at CBSSports.com (then SportsLine.com) and have nothing but the highest praise for people like Mark Swanson and Craig Stanke, not to mention others I know who work there. I enjoyed my time there, did not leave acrimoniously and would have no problem working there again.

 

I would like to chime in 100 percent agreement with what blacktitleist said. He's spot-on with his assessment.

 

Just wish one didn't have to move to Florida.

 

This has nothing to do with the CBS listing, but I like this phrase from playthrough: Diet Coke-choked self. That really describes me, too.

 

Oh, the horrors! Sunshine, Mickey Mouse and no state income tax. A Dante level, indeed.

 

No state income tax . . . but $6,000+ in property taxes and homeowners insurance (primarily windstorm).

A wonderful place if you are employed and making good money. But potential hell if that good job goes bye-bye.