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Jim Loftus: Veteran In The Radio Industry
Jim Loftus Reflection Paper Jim Loftus is a veteran in the radio industry. Although I have no aspirations to pursue a career in radio, he provided several insights that are applicable in many aspects of life. Loftus’ story of how he became CEO of More FM resonated with me. Early on in his career he was told that he would not make it in the radio industry. Ironically, the same person that told him that, he would end up working with that individual several years later. I was able to relate with this story. I frequently feel doubted by my colleagues and family who do not agree with my career choice. I am told communications is not a legitimate field, and I will not make any money. Furthermore, I live with people who are accountant and computer
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