[EAS] What we do...and won't do

[Tim Stoffel]

I wonder if this was the same GM who worked for a while at WLRE TV in Green Bay, Wisconsin. These kinds of requirements and attitudes describes him exactly. He was fired the day before I started. So I never had to wear a shirt and tie while working on a VTR with spinning heads, or changing coolant in the transmitter.

Or, does this industry just attract jerks like him?

Tim Stoffel, KNPB

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-----Original Message-----
 On Behalf Of Kelly D. Alford

The GM at the time was a total jerk, requiring the Chief to be in a dress shirt, slacks, plus tie during regular business hours, which I was.  I was even required to ask permission of the GM to leave the station to do any work outside, even the TX site (he said that all engineers weren't trustworthy, and that was during my interview for the position!).