Larry King once said, “I remind myself every morning: Nothing I say this day will teach me anything.  So, if I’m going to learn, I must do it by listening.” Although that may sound simple, it isn’t easy. Listening is a trait that the best leaders not only exhibit, it’s something they continually work to improve upon.

According to our internal data, these are the top ten things you all clicked on this week. 1. Treat Your Website as a Sister Station (Digital) Written by Jim Sherwood.

Director Judd Apatow (Knocked Up, 40-Year-Old Virgin, Funny People, Superbad) famously refuses to work with a-holes on any of his sets, despite working in an industry full of people who are famously hard to work with. He puts it this way “Don’t be a jerk. Try to love everyone. Give more than you take. And do it despite the fact that you only really like about 7 out of 500 people.”

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According to our internal data, these are the top ten things you all clicked on this week. 1. Contests Are Good, Games Are Better. Contest That Are Also Games Are Gold (Promotions) Written by Tracy Johnson.

Click the Jobs tab to browse openings or submit a job for free! You can also email your job listing to jobs@radioupdate.com.

Click the Jobs tab to browse openings or submit a job for free! You can also email your job listing to jobs@radioupdate.com.

According to our internal data, these are the top ten things you all clicked on this week. 1. Personalities You Can (And Should) Be More Likeable (Programming) Written by Tracy Johnson.

Click the Jobs tab to browse openings or submit a job for free! You can also email your job listing to jobs@radioupdate.com. Here are a few current job openings this week across departments.

According to our internal data, these are the top ten things you all clicked on this week. 1.) Stop Targeting Formats. Program to Mood! (Programming) Written by Tracy Johnson. 2.) Personifying Your Station Image (Programming) Written by John Lund