Recent content by CaymanGuy

And, lots of good folks with solid experience have left the industry. Sometimes not by choice.

Think you have to combine CV and cover letter into one document and attach that. I always suspect Gannett is testing us to see if we're clever enough to figure that out.

Hays Carlyon. Now on Jacksonville sports talk radio.

Two good sentences for your cover letter

Half the SJ community thus eliminated.

It was the holiday season. Y'know, people taking time off, traveling, etc. Have some patience. Undoubtedly there are many, many good candidates and CVs to sift through.

There are two sets of figures. Cayman Islands dollars and U.S. dollars. (CI$1 is about US$1.25) Housing costs are 45 percent more than the U.S. average; food from grocery stores is 15 to 25 percent higher. A couple of things are cheaper, like auto insurance and gasoline. But overall, cost of...

Five separate sports, probably.

Reporters who mix in elements of opinion? Yeah, those would be columnists . . .

Wasn't Ryan Tice a kicker and punter at Michigan?

That's incorrect. Tim Kirby was sports editor there for many, many years. Eric Jackson moved up and is now sports editor.

Can't it be both?

Odd education/experience requirements. I know a ton of people with 1-3 years of experience (post-school) who are a heck of a lot better than folks with a master's. It's New England, dude. Up there they value education over almost anything else.

Oops. You beat me by 2 minutes, txsports. Sorry for the redundancy.

Got an e-mail last week. Said they received more than 100 applications and were sorting through them. Urged patience.