Technical Contracting – Providing Successful Tech Support Part 2: Process, Protocol, Procedure Written by Jerry E. Brown Posted in Contract Engineering. A transmitter is off the air. The broadcast tech is called. Should he instantly strive to get it back on the … Continue reading
Running Your Own Successful Technical Support Company Written by Jerry E. Brown Posted in Contract Engineering. While “Don’t Touch That Dial!” has been a constant plea of radio and television stations over the decades, there is a … Continue reading
Out On Your Own – 101 Written by Clay Freinwald Posted in Contract Engineering. Contract Engineering is not for everyone. But if you are ready for a change in your life, Clay Freinwald offers help … Continue reading
The Key to Great Customer Service in the Station Written by Kevin Trueblood Posted in Contract Engineering, Management, Management & Operations, Studio Issues. It is worth remembering that radio engineering is essentially a “customer service” function. That is why some managers see the tech … Continue reading
The Well-Equipped Engineer’s Truck Written by Richard Rudman Posted in Contract Engineering. Contract engineering can provide a satisfying, well-paid business for the broadcast engineer who likes to handle a variety of challenges. As … Continue reading
Contract Engineering: The View from the Client’s Side – Part 3 Written by Sam Wallington Posted in Contract Engineering. Every business relationship has two sides. In broadcast engineering, to get and keep happy clients, it is vital that the engineer … Continue reading
Contract Engineering: The View from the Client’s Side – Part 2 Written by Sam Wallington Posted in Contract Engineering. Contract engineers are usually concerned with getting clients and keeping them happy. One of the best ways, Sam Wallington tells us, … Continue reading
Contract Engineering: The View from the Client’s Side Written by Sam Wallington Posted in Contract Engineering. Contract engineering is a great way to build a business when no one station can afford to pay what a fulltime … Continue reading
Feng Shui for the Mind: Keys To Uncluttered Communication Written by Marty Stanley Posted in Contract Engineering, Management & Operations. Are you tired of not getting what you want? Do you feel like your staff or colleagues are not listening to you or … Continue reading
The Three Pillars of Success Written by Eric Adler Posted in Contract Engineering, Management & Operations. Everyone desires to have success. During these difficult economic times, it seems harder than ever to achieve our goals. However, as … Continue reading
Plug Into Your Future by Unplugging from the Present Written by Dan Burris Posted in Contract Engineering, Management & Operations. What if there was a way to predict the challenges your organization will face, even stopping them from ever happening? Short of having … Continue reading
Contract Engineering: How to be a Contract Engineering Star Written by Scott Cason Posted in Contract Engineering. In 1979, The Statler Brothers had a song hit on the charts called “How to be a Country Star.” In it … Continue reading
