Starting in audio before moving onto TV and different roles with Deborah Jackson

I must have known Debbie for over 20 years since our call centre
job at Uni and she was doing music production and initially
wanted to go in that direction. I always bump into her at trade
shows and always got time for each other - so when I was looking
for final guests I decided to ask her.


Was great figuring out what went on since Uni as she left in the
audio direction and only just figured out how she then took the
broadcast route but via the audio route in. The talk is a good
eye opener into starting in a place, company or role that is far
removed from what you do today.


Sneak preview Audiogram:
https://share.descript.com/view/JRuxw2TOkBS


During the episode we go through some talking points:
From aiming to be a DJ to getting a connection for a job
opening in broadcast The thrill of international travel working in
support engineering roles. How moving to and from companies that
form or fold gives opportunity.

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audiobook so keep tuned in!


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Thanks for listening!


Ben


More from guest Debbie:


APMP qualified. Audio systems design, test and installation.
Experienced in systems integration and building solutions in
workflows, playout and automation, MAM and production systems and
in responding to tenders and creating proposals.


Experienced in designing and installing intercom systems. Bosch
Project Management qualification achieved.


Specialties: Audio systems design, test and installation.


Intercom systems. Project Management