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Sports Writer wanted, Portsmouth Daily Times, Ohio

Discussion in 'Journalism Jobs' started by johnstegeman, Jul 29, 2009.

  1. johnstegeman

    johnstegeman New Member

    The Portsmouth Daily Times, a six-day a week morning newspaper with 12,000 circulation in southeast Ohio, seeks a motivated sports writer. Ideal candidate will understand the importance of high school sports and have a passion for strong reporting. I'm looking for someone on the way up that really wants to show their skill. Please send resumes to: John Stegeman, Sports Editor, Portsmouth Daily times, P.O. Box 581 Portsmouth, OH 45662. E-mail: pdtsports@portsmouth-dailytimes.com
     
  2. johnstegeman

    johnstegeman New Member

    Amendment to ad: This postion is 35 hours a week which does not qualify for benefits. I apologize if that was misleading. I meant to put that in the ad.

    John Stegeman
     
  3. Hank_Scorpio

    Hank_Scorpio Active Member

    Pay will be very low.

    Years ago, they offered a SE with experience only about $22K.

    Another time, the person was willing to come there, but they didn't hire because the area they came from was too urbanized. Seriously.
     
  4. Editude

    Editude Active Member

    Not putting in that it doesn't qualify for benefits ... that might be a little misleading considering it's presented as a real job for someone on the way up. On the way up to being a grown-up who doesn't need to rely on parents to pay for a yearly physical? Or on the way up to being paid for a sick day?
     
  5. Stitch

    Stitch Active Member

    John, in reality the paper is looking for someone whose best clips come from Bleacher Report.. It's worse than working at Starbucks and Wal-Mart. Does the paper help with food stamp and Medicaid applications?
     
  6. johnstegeman

    johnstegeman New Member

    The position has been filled. Thank you all for your interest.
     
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