Sports Reporter/Desker -- The Stillwater (Okla.) NewsPress

The Stillwater NewsPress, a daily newspaper in the home of Big 12 power Oklahoma State University, is seeking a motivated sports reporter to join its newsroom team. The desired candidate will have outstanding writing abilities, strong time-management skills and well-honed journalistic instincts. He or she must have a firm grasp of evolving trends in multimedia and social networking as well as have photography, videography and page-design. Night and weekend hours are required.
Job duties will include:
• Covering high school, college and adult and youth recreational sporting events (photography, videography and writing)
• Designing sports pages at least once a week.
• Producing multimedia and social networking content for college and high school sports. Interested candidates can email a resume, examples of your work and references to Sports Editor Chris Day at cday@stwnewspress.com or mail them to 211 W. Ninth Ave., Stillwater, OK 74076

Per: http://www.journalismjobs.com/Job_Listing.cfm?JobID=1267427

 

Four letters, CNHI.
There's a reason this job comes up every few weeks. This should be an amazing job for a kid coming out of college to get his clips on a very good college beat. However, though Stillwater is a great college town, the paper is a mess.
I wouldn't tell anyone to stay away from the job with the market the way it is, but if you have a stable job right now, don't go there.

 

Whoops, meant to post this as Johann. Oh, well.

 

Impostor!

 

Anyone hear anything on this?

 

Ask Johann... maybe he was missing because he was on the phone

 

I don't understand this Johann thing... Why do you have two accounts, and why does it matter which one you use?

 

I don't have two accounts. Stitch just thinks I do.

 

Anyone hear anything? It's already been four days, dammit.

 

I'm not the only one or is it your dad who takes over your shift posting job listings when your off the clock?

 

It's CNHI.

Someone was probably hired, robbed and beaten by a bunch of retired state employees from Alabama.

They'll eventually be on to let you know they've accepted the position -- once they can save up enough money for internet (highly unlikely). By then, CNHI will have cut their job.