How do you recognize the signs that it’s time to resign, and how do you make that exit well, preserving relationships and honoring those around you?
Discipline and patience may well be the catchwords for the future. The discipline to save and buy less, and the patience to keep an eye on things and wait for the next economic opportunity.
Where might we go wrong as pro audio industry marketers? Have I caused you all moral harm for decades and not even realized it? (I hope not!) Let’s dig in a bit more and see.
The life and times of one Frederick “Feedback” Murphy and his infamous, mercifully brief stint working in live sound.
Sharing an important finding from a recent hearing screening as well as sage counsel for audio professionals on the importance of this issue and best practices.
It turns out there’s an important distinction between loving your work and being ruled by it. Here are some tips and techniques to utilize at work to stay grounded in calm and stormy seas alike.
Strategies to make the “pile of hats” that are inevitably part of supporting corporate events of any scope a little less heavy and burdensome while enhancing efficiency.
“I liked to keep the vibe pretty loose and fun. With that in mind, here are a few humorous incidents from my eight years in that job.” (An audio version of this article is also available for download.)
Many folks working in production are injured each year working shows and events – a veteran professional offers guidelines to help reduce the potential for incidents and accidents on job sites.
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