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Producer - SI.com (Atlanta)

Discussion in 'Journalism Jobs' started by hr_reception, Mar 30, 2010.

  1. chicos_bailbonds

    chicos_bailbonds New Member

    What prompted this opening? I assume someone's leaving, right?
     
  2. littlehurt98

    littlehurt98 Member

    I've always wanted to work for SI since I was a kid. I applied for this job. I have little hope of even getting a callback for it, but the worst they can say is no right?
     
  3. ryedog001

    ryedog001 New Member

    Received a call from a very nice woman in New York last week concerning my application. We spoke again yesterday for about 30 minutes. She basically told me the position will be covering night shifts, beginning roughly around the time operations in the New York office shut down for the day. Pay will be commensurate with experience.

    I should hear something within the next few weeks, regardless, as she has to interview what I am sure is a deep pool of applicants. Keeping my fingers crossed.
     
  4. goalmouth

    goalmouth Well-Known Member

    From my experience, "producer" is a a catch-all term for someone with multimedia skills, but can also extend to CSS, HTML and whatever other online tasks the employer needs done.
     
  5. chicos_bailbonds

    chicos_bailbonds New Member

    I checked around. One of their guys is leaving for Golf.com.
     
  6. ThatGuy

    ThatGuy Member

    Me too! got the call today...
     
  7. Buckeye12

    Buckeye12 Member

    You work in online and do nothing with video?
    Wow.
     
  8. chicos_bailbonds

    chicos_bailbonds New Member

    I would really like a callback. Daddy needs to work in a big city.
     
  9. lisa_simpson

    lisa_simpson Active Member

    Experience with HTML will come in handy, but actual programming skills (such as CSS) won't be required - SI.com is published using a custom CMS developed in-house.
     
  10. Jeff Ritter?
     
  11. chicos_bailbonds

    chicos_bailbonds New Member

    I don't know the guy's name, but yes Golf.com.
     
  12. HejiraHenry

    HejiraHenry Well-Known Member

    Interviewed for a SI.com gig in another life ... so long ago that CNN/SI was playing in the lobby in Atlanta while I was waiting for the interview.
     
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