Hiring Writers for CBSSports.com NFL Correspondent Network

We, who, mister? Aren't you playing for the other team now? </threadjack>

RB

 

I think, more than any other, this sentence tells us everything we need to know about the quality of your writing, or your chances of journalistic career advancement. Now, please, Andy, for the sake of both your future and my blood pressure, please listen to the moderator and knock this off.

Brian McDowell

 

I just read some of your stuff and I weep for the future of "journalism."

You can't spell, write complete sentences or use punctuation - of course, you will fit right in at Washington State with those skills.

You are a blight on "Seattle, the most beautiful city in the entirety of the nation."

 

But someone has to be the annoying kid with a fresh credential dangling around their neck and showing it to anyone within 100 yards. There has to be someone in the world who will send B/R links to every SE out there. Someone has to be the guy who can Stump the Schwab.

I think Andy will do great. We should get the Pulitzer and APSE's made up already.

Congrats to Andy on a high school diploma. I have my GED framed for everyone to see.

 

Moderator, with all due respect, please feel free to remove this post but it is not intended to pile on. I really think he needs to consider the consequences of what he writes:

Andy, this is intended as sincere advice, offered to help you (and your peers) -

If "Andy Auger" is your actual name, when you apply for a job someday, your prospective employer will Google you. The search will turn up all of these rambling, attitude-laden rants (which also evidence your inability to punctuate, spell or capitalize) -- particularly that in which you brag about getting A's without doing your work and that you "work the system." No matter how much you scorn the older generation, it does the hiring and no decent editor reading this will give you a job.

That is only one reason why you should respect any writing you post online (whether on a board, blog, forum or social networking site). The second is respect for this board, its members and their experience. The third is respect for yourself.

 

Is the $400 per week before or after taxes?

Edit: To add to the previous post by jetssack, this thread comes up on the second page when you google Andy Auger.

I'll stop now, Moddy.

 

I'm under the impression that CBS Sportsline is playing a 50 percent roll in all of this and since they're televising the Super Bowl this year, credentials won't be a problem. However, I was also under the impression that the Lions would win nine games last year, so I could be wrong.

Also, if you're foot is already slightly in the door, then this isn't a bad job. If you can afford it and you already have some solid clips (read: not b/r), then this is a great way to make some connections.

Enough from me, I have a lot to do today, including: praying to my Ickey Woods statue, shaving my cat and taking a nap.