Station's Ratings
News Dirctors
Reporter Job details
Yearly salary
Contracttoo long
Paired with a photogN/A
Station market rank#2
Kristen Shill
If you love receiving constant criticism from a boss that's never there, then this is the job for you
An Overall Toxic Work Environment
the immense level of unprofessionalism, misplaced criticism, management laziness and lack of solid journalism ethics amongst higher-ups is astonishing.
employees in both news and production departments have been cut in half within the last few months - and there's a reason why. do not work for this station.
Production Director Job details
Yearly salary
Contract2 years
Paired with a photogN/A
Station market rank#2
Kristen Shill
She knows what she wants, but isn't always the greatest at taking input from others. She also is not as involved as a news director should be especially during breaking news or big shows.
Sexual Harassment
A decent learning station with a handful of really great people. There is some issues with passive aggressiveness especially between the evening vs morning crew and in news vs production. My biggest advice is to ask questions, ask questions, and then ask some more questions. Someone will teach you and you'll get good experience here. Stay out of the toxicity and you'll be fine. Learn what you can and then get out of there.
Kristen Shill
Toxic and stressful
An Overall Toxic Work Environment
This station is toxic, the previous news director Dan Shillinger was worst. The management here is sub-par. The turn around is quick, and they blindly promote people without proper experience. Do yourself a favor and skip applying here.
People either quit or get fired very quickly
Dan Schillinger
Positive. Direct communicator, hands-off.
Great "team spirit". Good place to start for a lot of reporters. Few people doing a lot of work, but you learn a ton. Work environment is positive and always trying to make young reporters better.
