Station's Ratings
News Dirctors
Web Producer Job details
Yearly salary
ContractNo
Paired with a photogN/A
Station market rank#2
lisa fulk
not around, barely see her
An Overall Toxic Work Environment
People are extremely negative, no one wants to do their job, managers only critique and never praise, environement is judgemental and negative, schedules shift ridiculously randomly and without warning. You could go from overnight to dayside to nightside within one week (reporters anchors and producers alike). Managers do not listen to the team. New kids are often pushed out if they dont meet managers expectations within the first 6 months. Minimal teamwork/teaching
Production Director Job details
Yearly salary
Contract17 years
Paired with a photogN/A
Station market rank2
TV is fun!
Reporter Job details
Yearly salary
Contract2 years
Paired with a photogN/A
Station market rank#1
Lisa Fulk
Lisa is great. Sometimes clueless for news judgement, but a great person.
An Overall Toxic Work Environment
The newsroom is a mess. No organization. No drive to chase hard news. We often shy away from some hard news stories. Reporters are required to do 2 stories a day, often missing crucial elements to one story. Competition in the market has one reporter for one story. They have a staff bigger than ours - incredibly bigger and their news content is ace compared to what we put out. We have no nightside reporter right now. Only one dayside reporter M-F. Weekend anchors help during the week. Morale is extremely low. Producers are overworked. Sometimes doing 1.5 hours of news daily. Shows look terrible and scripts are poor. We added 4 hours of news in the fall with no addition of any new people. Our set looks terrible. Lighting never looks good on anchors. If you watch from home, they can be different shades in one show. I've heard them complain about this but nothing seems like it will change.
This place is falling apart.
