Media Staffing Network Blog
News and opinion from the Media Staffing Network team.
December 14, 2020
Think Differently and… Look Out of the Box!
As we soon close out 2020, there is one thing that stands out and should be considered going forward.
Many of you for the first time, had a remote workforce, and in most situations, it worked!
Broadcast is not the sexy, hot medium that attracts a high amount of quality prospects for employment. We have … Read More ›
November 23, 2020
Handling The Holidays
With a large number of employees still working remotely, and others being asked to curtail their activities due to the rising number of cases, how can you best handle the holidays? Here are some ideas.
Culture and caring are more important than ever today. Regardless of whether you celebrate Thanksgiving, Christmas, Hanukkah, or others, this is … Read More ›
November 20, 2020
TVN Focus On Business | TV Recruiting Faces Pandemic Challenges
By Paige Albiniak | November 18, 2020 | 5:30 a.m. ET.
Just like so many other things, the pandemic has forced much of TV stations’ hiring processes to go virtual. Stations have made it work, even when it comes to such challenges as hiring new leaders — and relocating them, which multiplies the degree of difficulty … Read More ›
November 20, 2020
Media Staffing Network and Independent Broadcasters Association (IBA) Partner to Help Out-of-Work Radio Professionals Land
Media Staffing Network and Independent Broadcasters Association (IBA) Partner to Help Out-of-Work Radio Professionals Land
Tools for Effective Resumes, Webinars on Job Search and More.
Phoenix AZ – November 18, 2020 – Media Staffing Network (MSN), specialists in recruitment and placement for media, has partnered with the Independent Broadcasters Association … Read More ›
November 12, 2020
Looking Towards the Future
Written by Laurie Kahn
As we soon say ‘good-bye’ to 2020, many of us still struggle to build and retain the people we need to achieve our budgets and goals. While this was a major issue during low unemployment, even with so many now unemployed, it can remain a struggle.
For continual success, just as we have … Read More ›