The countdown to Rental Season is on! ⏰ We are looking for customer-centric individuals who want to join our team this peak season. As a seasonal sales associate, you will help customers rent, purchase, and repair instruments. Want to contribute to an organization whose purpose is to fill the world with music and develop generations of new musicians? Check out our openings now! https://lnkd.in/eeB9ZNSv #musiciansmadehere #rentalseason
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#hiring Luthier - Guitar Center, San Jose, United States, $28/hr, fulltime #jobs #jobseekers #careers $28/hr #SanJosejobs #Californiajobs #TradesServices Apply: https://lnkd.in/gp8QPc7n Pay Rate: $16.00/hr - $28.01/hr plus commission depending on background and experience. The job posting is not necessarily reflective of actual compensation that may be earned, nor a promise of any specific pay for any specific employee, which is always dependent on actual experience, education, and other factors. The pay range
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#hiring Luthier - Guitar Center, San Jose, United States, $28/hr, fulltime #jobs #jobseekers #careers $28/hr #SanJosejobs #Californiajobs #TradesServices Apply: https://lnkd.in/gp8QPc7n Pay Rate: $16.00/hr - $28.01/hr plus commission depending on background and experience. The job posting is not necessarily reflective of actual compensation that may be earned, nor a promise of any specific pay for any specific employee, which is always dependent on actual experience, education, and other factors. The pay range
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#hiring Luthier - Guitar Center, San Jose, United States, $28/hr, fulltime #jobs #jobseekers #careers $28/hr #SanJosejobs #Californiajobs #TradesServices Apply: https://lnkd.in/gqyjwwDC Pay Rate: $16.00/hr - $28.01/hr plus commission depending on background and experience. The job posting is not necessarily reflective of actual compensation that may be earned, nor a promise of any specific pay for any specific employee, which is always dependent on actual experience, education, and other factors. The pay range
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Time for pianists to play their hearts out this World Pianist Day. #recruiting #recruitment #hiring #jobs #jobsearch #job #hr #careers #nowhiring #employment #recruiter #career #humanresources #work #staffing #jobseekers #hiringnow #business #jobhunt #resume #jobopening #jobseeker #vacancy #jobsearching #jobopportunity #recruitmentagency #recruiters #jobinterview #interview #applynow
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🎸 Strings and Strategies: Blending Guitar Riffs with Sales Pitches 🎸 Greetings, LinkedIn friends! In this post, I'm sharing how my passion for playing the guitar aligns with my career in sales and my commitment to discipline. 1. Strumming and Selling: A Parallel Practice 🎶 Playing the guitar requires precision, much like crafting a successful sales pitch. Each requires an understanding of rhythm and the ability to deliver at the right moment. Just as playing a difficult piece on the guitar can be demanding, so can managing a complex sale. Persistence is key in both scenarios. 2. The Tempo of Sales: Finding the Rhythm 🎯 Timing in sales, as in music, is crucial. You must sense the moment to push forward and the time to step back. Adaptability is also essential, as each client interaction can vary dramatically—similar to how each performance may need a different approach. 3. The Role of Discipline: Maintaining Rhythm 🥁 Discipline is my guide, ensuring I stay focused, whether practicing a guitar riff or following up with a client. Staying disciplined can be tough with distractions like binge-worthy TV shows, but the satisfaction from mastering a song or sealing a deal makes it worthwhile. 4. Blending Melodies and Metrics 🎤 Integrating my hobby with my profession brings unique insights and enhances creativity. Sometimes, taking a moment to play a tune helps me think differently about a sales strategy, often leading to innovative solutions. Conclusion: The Melodic Path to Professional Growth 🌟 Success in both music and sales demands dedication, passion, and discipline. By merging my personal interests with my professional life, I find myself more engaged and inventive. I'm curious to hear from others—how do you incorporate your personal passions into your professional endeavors? Share your experiences below! #Sales #GuitarPlaying #ProfessionalGrowth #WorkLifeBalance #MeestInternational
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From planning tours to strategizing album releases, it’s easy to think about the job of artist managers as more fun and less hard work, but it is. If you have ever wondered what that job description looks like, here are five slides to explain that to you. Share to anyone you think needs to see this. They’ll thank you 😌 #musicmanagers #musicartist #royaltyaccounting #royaltiio #musicroyalties #musicindustry
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So I spoke with a candidate recently and they told me how their current role hadn’t panned out like they’d planned, they’d ‘picked’ (100% pun intended) the wrong one. We’re gearing up for a busy season as people start thinking about the ‘New Year, New Me/Job’ Just bear in mind as you scroll through these posts, you’re going to be faced with adverts that are all like the guitar picks below, they all pretty much look and do the same thing with their own small variations but it’s not until you get your hands on it so you know of it’s the perfect pick for you. My journey to find the perfect pick is arduous and I’m almost there, the big one with a 4 on it bottom row for bass (although the blue pointy one at the top has been a recent fave) and the green picks initially the Kirk hammer (Metallica) one on the left (yeah the grimy one from heavy use) and the small black ‘Max Grip’ have been my go-to’s until the sharp little green number in top right came along. A little bit like finding a new job, you’ve got to give new things a go. Which is to also say, maybe you’ve been ‘playing the pick that was almost right, until you found something better’ and that could be environment or a new technology or just that ‘X factor’ Maybe this all just a tenuous parallel whilst I sort out my picks…just take the time when it presents itself to get as familiar with whatever new opportunity you select. String instrument players what pick you selecting? For all those that play - have you found the perfect pick yet? Years of playing and I’m still to find mine. I’m close though… #jobs #recruitment #developer #guitarist #music
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Photek shares the same opinion as me (and many other people including Dennis Desantis author of the book "Making Music - Creative Strategies for Electronic Music Producers" published by Ableton - https://lnkd.in/dteQtDSZ ) that nowadays we lack limitation on the technology side of sound and this can (usually does) lead to a lot of wasted time. Compared to the 80's or 90's for example. Back in the day it was much harder to use electronic instruments etc. and the capabilities were really limited and it was really expensive. Now we get a DAW running on a common hardware equivalent to a studio cost of > 50K $ in the past. There are even free DAWs, which are fully functional although personally I don't like anything else different from Ableton Live! and I have tried a lot of different DAWs and pre-DAWs. Think about it but AC/DC for example play 4 instruments + a vocal - guitar, rhytm gutar, bass guitar and drums (well, arguably drums can be counted as several instruments) and almost no sound effects. Bulgarian folk music uses a special drum (Tapan / Тъпан, which can be used as bass drum and, a snare and a percusiion at the same time), bagpipes and vocals. Also some flute like instruments. Using too much different instruments and samples doesn't guarantee better music usually it is exactly the contrary (except if your name is not Mozart).
25 Years of Metalheadz - Photek Interview
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HYBE Reports Q3 Results, Increases Operating Income by 20 Percent - SEVENTEEN and BTS solo albums and NewJeans played a key role in the third quarter. - Consolidated revenue of KRW 53.79 billion and operating profit of KRW 72.7 billion in the third quarter) 1. HYBE's Q3 preliminary results have been released. As HYBE continues to break new records, the company has succeeded in growing more than 20% compared to last year's Q3 results. In addition, this third quarter's results, like the first and second quarters, were the highest in the company's history. 2. During the third quarter, Hive benefited from Tomorrow By Together's (TXT) second full-length album in Japan, NewJeans' second mini album, and LE SSERAFIM's "FLAME RISES" world tour. Also included are SEVENTEEN's albums, which continue to sell well, and BTS' V's solo album "Layover". 3. V's album was the most influential in terms of album sales. It sold 2.1 million copies initially. Based on these album sales, it generated KRW 264.1 billion in revenue. This accounts for the majority of the total revenue of 382.4 billion won from direct engagement, such as albums, performances, and commercial appearances. Performance revenue was KRW 86.9 billion, driven by the influence of LE SSERAFIM. 4. Other indirect engagement revenue, such as MD and licensing, content, and fan clubs, amounted to KRW 15.54 billion. This includes revenue from various cheering rods, MD products for the SEVENTEEN and ENHYPEN tours, and the official BTS book, "BEYOND THE STORY," which commemorates the 10th anniversary of BTS' debut. 5. The growth of Weverse, a fan community platform operated by HYBE, also contributed to this revenue. Weverse reached approximately 10.5 million MAUs, a 10% increase from the previous quarter, and was successful in attracting a more diverse fan base with the addition of SM Entertainment artists. 6. However, when compared to the previous quarter, 2Q23, revenue fell 13.4% and operating profit fell 10.6%. This is likely due to the fact that fewer artists made a comeback in Q3 than in Q2, and that the SEVENTEEN album was a record-breaker in Q2. In the fourth quarter, HYBE is also announcing various performances and artist comebacks. Starting with Jungkook, TXT, and SEVENTEEN will be making their comebacks once again. #HYBE #MUSIC #Weverse https://lnkd.in/gJaSpBQi
하이브 3분기 실적, 세븐틴과 BTS 뷔 그리고 뉴진스의 활발한 활동에 힘입어 영업이익 20% 증가(매출액 5379억원, 영업이익 727억원)
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