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What's your daily commute like at ESPN?

It depended on the subway. Some days it was an easy 20 mintue subway ride. Other times it took about 45 minutes, crammed with 500 of your best subway buddies.

Posted @ 10:12AM, October 27, 2006 by Kevin O'Donnell | Permalink
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What advice would you give to a new employee at ESPN?

Join a fantasy league, it's a great way to interact with co-workers, and everyone takes it seriously.

Posted @ 02:57PM, August 07, 2006 by Kevin O'Donnell | Permalink
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What are the lunches like at ESPN?

If you work in Bristol, the cafeteria is great, and you might run into one of the anchors, but it gets a little boring after awhile.

In NYC, there are so many great places to eat. I miss Mondelo's Chicken Parm.

Posted @ 10:22AM, July 26, 2006 by Kevin O'Donnell | Permalink
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How did you find your job at ESPN?

I applied online and got a call back two weeks later.

Posted @ 10:14AM, July 13, 2006 by Kevin O'Donnell | Permalink
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