two positions, Sun Sentinel

[sister_havana]

There is also a sports designer position open.

From APSE:

5/15/2006
Newspaper: South Florida Sun-Sentinel
Job listing: Sports Reporter
Contact
(e-mail): Brian White, Sports Editor
[email protected]
Phone number: —
Information: The South Florida Sun-Sentinel seeks a reporter to cover high school sports in Palm Beach County.

We're looking for someone with high energy and strong journalistic skills to work in a very competitive market. The job will involve a heavy workload with an expectation that the writer will handle live coverage of events, write season previews and other features, develop trend and enterprise stories, write a bi-weekly column and execute a number of all-county postseason products. In addition, there will be some general ashignment stories during summers.

The area of coverage ranges from Boca Raton to Belle Glade and Jupiter.

To apply for this position, please send a cover letter and resume to:

Brian White
Sports Editor
South Florida Sun-Sentinel
200 E. Las Olas Blvd.
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301

You may also apply via e-mail to:
[email protected].

 

[Mighty_Wingman]

There are certainly worse gigs than covering preps in South Florida. The last time I was in Miami, I was really impressed with the Sun-Sentinel, though it's been a while since I've seen the paper.

 

[JME]

ANyone have any more details? Pay, etc?

 

[credroc]

I know some papers choose to go this route, but (in my best Seinfeld) what's the deal with some papers just asking for a cover letter and resume.
By no means, am I opposed to it. Just was curious to hear a lil feedback.

 

[MU_was_not_so_hard]

I know some papers choose to go this route, but (in my best Seinfeld) what's the deal with some papers just asking for a cover letter and resume.
By no means, am I opposed to it. Just was curious to hear a lil feedback.

There are a lot of people too lazy to do it. It's a way to lighten the amount of resumes.

 

[Doom and gloom]

ANyone have any more details? Pay, etc?

You know those Cubans who live in boxes?

This area is one of the country's most expensive.

 

[sister_havana]

Don't worry. :
If you work for the Sun Sentinel, you won't be living in a box. Pay is good. Job is good. Don't worry, be happy.

 

[SEWnSO]

I know some papers choose to go this route, but (in my best Seinfeld) what's the deal with some papers just asking for a cover letter and resume.
By no means, am I opposed to it. Just was curious to hear a lil feedback.

There are a lot of people too lazy to do it. It's a way to lighten the amount of resumes.

I don't get your answer, MU. Who's too lazy? Those sending or receiving?
I know we had a thread on this a way back, but if they only ask for cover/resume, is it a major %*#&$(*& if you send clips too?
Do they cull the group based on cover/resume and call for clips if so desired?

 

[MU_was_not_so_hard]

I know some papers choose to go this route, but (in my best Seinfeld) what's the deal with some papers just asking for a cover letter and resume.
By no means, am I opposed to it. Just was curious to hear a lil feedback.

There are a lot of people too lazy to do it. It's a way to lighten the amount of resumes.

I don't get your answer, MU. Who's too lazy? Those sending or receiving?
I know we had a thread on this a way back, but if they only ask for cover/resume, is it a major %*#&$(*& if you send clips too?
Do they cull the group based on cover/resume and call for clips if so desired?

I missed the part re: papers asking "JUST" for resumes and cover letters.

 

[schrdp2002]

Don't worry.  :
If you work for the Sun Sentinel, you won't be living in a box. Pay is good. Job is good. Don't worry, be happy.

lol

 

[brownsugar]

Does anyone know who left? Was there any bad blood with the departure?

 

[tripleoption34]

That sounds like a pretty darn good job, especially for someone who loves high school football. FLA is up there with Texas, California and Pennsylvania when it comes to elite preps football action.