KD Country 94 & Z-96.3 The Lake Hiring!

Are you creative, reliable, and interested in being involved with your community?  KD Country 94 & Z-96.3 The Lake in Glen Elder, Kansas is seeking a motivated, creative, reliable individual to join our staff.  This position can be tailored to meet your skills and experience and would involve all aspects of day-to-day radio station operations. Strong communication, organization, and customer service skills are important. Any previous experience or background in sales and marketing would be helpful.

If you’re the right candidate for this position, reach out with your resume today. This is an immediate opportunity! We can discuss part-time or full-time employment based on your experience. Flexibility to meet your needs is a benefit, as well as the opportunity to be involved in a fun, fast paced environment.

Radio’s more than just announcing! Apply today by emailing your resume to kdnskzdy@nckcn.com or call 785-545-3220. Dierking communications is an equal opportunity employer.

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