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DO THIS to Get Promoted in Your Sports Career
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Whether you're just starting out or seeking a promotion in the sports industry, Brian Clapp shares the top strategies for advancing your career during this week's WorkInSports Podcast. With salaries for entry-level sports jobs starting 7% below average, changing jobs and taking on new responsibilities can be the quickest ways to make up that gap. Calling upon his journey from the video editing room all the way to the director's chair for a sports network, Brian can provide first-hand experience of how to lock down promotions.
It's not always a straight path in the sports biz, and there are simple steps you can take to get your foot in new doors without closing any behind you. From scripts you can use with your boss to general philosophies that put you on the path to advancement, Brian gives you everything you need to take your next step.
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