Wanna work for the Cardinals? The only catch is that if you get the job, you must help us revive the Q&A interview series (because those were awesome):
Job Posting: St. Louis Cardinals – Major League Strategy Fellow
Job Summary:
This role will support the St. Louis Cardinals Major League team through baseball research, statistical analysis, strategic modeling, and the development of analytical tools and reports. Working closely with the Manager of Major League Strategy, this position will help identify opportunities to improve baseball decision-making, evaluate existing strategies, and develop new analytical capabilities supporting the Major League club. This role will collaborate with Major League Strategy personnel, coaches, and Baseball Development staff to translate research and data into practical baseball applications. The position will be based primarily in St. Louis and will be expected to work on the Major League team’s schedule throughout the season, including Spring Training, evenings, weekends, and holidays as needed.
The position will be based primarily in St. Louis and will be expected to work on the Major League team’s schedule throughout the season, including Spring Training, evenings, weekends, and holidays as needed.
IE: They own you. And "Fellow" - bet that means minimum wage or less right?
The position will be based primarily in St. Louis and will be expected to work on the Major League team’s schedule throughout the season, including Spring Training, evenings, weekends, and holidays as needed.
IE: They own you. And "Fellow" - bet that means minimum wage or less right?
Yeah, I'm assuming that a "fellow" receives some kind of stipend, maybe a few benefits, and will gain training/expertise in the field. There's no promise that the position leads to anything else in the organization.
As my mother would say, some people will use you until you're all used up.
My mother would also call the pay "a dab of nothing."
