| How To Work With Your Manager by Heather McDonald |
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| Posted by David Rose | |
| Thursday, 07 January 2010 | |
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from About.com Music Careers : You've found a good manager, they've decided to take the job - now how do you make sure things run smoothly? A manager can help your music career, but you've got to help them help you. That means defining roles, keeping them informed about things that are happening and taking up any management problems with your manager and not with the bands you're sharing a bill with tonight. How can you make your management relationship work? Click here to read Heather's entire post.         Comments (1)
  written by 117-101, February 25, 2010
it must be time to talk work permits (or work visas, if you like). Work permits can be a tricky topic for musicians. If you are traveling from abroad to play an event like SXSW or a music festival, then you will almost certainly be required to have a work permit before you take the stage. Sometimes the event organizers will arrange the work permits for you, but not always. You may have to take care of the paperwork yourself, which can require a significant time and financial investment on your part.
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