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01/10/2026

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01/07/2026

As someone said recently at a networking event, if you don't know Bill Schutt, you should!

You know him as one of our talented saxophonists with the Delaware Valley Saxophone Quartet—but did you know Bill Schutt is also a business mentor, author, and illustrator?

Drawing on decades of experience (and plenty of real-world war stories) as founder and chairman of MATCOR, Bill has just released a new book:

📘 Don’t Hire Stupid People, They Are Too Much Work — now available on Amazon!

The book is a practical, sometimes sarcastic guide for entrepreneurs, startup leaders, and anyone navigating the realities of running a business. It also reflects the thoughtful guidance Bill has shared over the years as a mentor to business owners of all ages.

Check it out on Amazon → https://www.amazon.com/Dont-Hire-Stupid-People-They-Much-ebook/dp/B0G464C1S3

12/27/2025

"Are you having fun?"

"I am... are you having fun?"

"Yes!"

That was the question William Schutt often asked me as we revised the manuscript for his book last summer. It's been my favorite project of 2025.

Mentoring tips, strategies for business growth, war stories, humor... this book has all the ingredients that I find fascinating and purposeful. Huge plusses - Bill is a delight to work with, lives in Doylestown, and shared additional stories that further enriched the book. And, he wrote and revised with lightning speed.

It's been my favorite project of 2025.

The hardcover landed on my porch this morning, signed, and with a custom bookmark by Bill. As Bill likes to say, it wouldn't hurt you to read the whole thing.
https://www.amazon.com/Dont-Hire-Stupid-People-They-Much/dp/B0G46DH741/ref=sr_1_2?crid=2FZIQI3Q7AIVC&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.8U-5EW95CLcKpKyK3Rtqy-CYNSdn8R7NW-IBh7d5uPtRhqskMfGOhiyTXqQy5YuUTMfmQKBrw_57sejrXz6wIcd_DkOpEDlrzgLK4vgSOViccWjtD5ylq9aCFLf98ElHCrEdFNxOfFckNRsj-UUniBzvgQUtBIT4rGkuXQJ8o5jCyTtsbvCI8_uMiMrsaHpmsRuFsDJLX_MAnws5mKcGSqSU-OcX8f3N_Y-TwevLXyE.huXi8osaeABPQiNf-DJA4-dJlS81d0IPG4ZrVZcHCV8&dib_tag=se&keywords=don%27t+hire+stupid+people&qid=1766860757&sprefix=don%27t+hire%2Caps%2C162&sr=8-2

12/12/2025

Thanks to the Doylestown PatchPatch for spotlighting William Schutt's practical, funny new book that will help entrepreneurs sidestep the messy realities of building a business! I learned so much while editing his manuscript.

Newly-released book tackles one of entrepreneurship's biggest problems with humor and hard-won wisdom.

12/03/2025

Hiring is hard. Hiring badly is harder. To help, William "Bill" R. Schutt has written Don’t Hire Stupid People: They’re Too Much Work, a humorous business guide packed with real-world lessons, illustrations, and the kind of wisdom you usually only learn after several expensive mistakes.

Schutt draws on decades of running an engineering company and mentoring students, startups, and business owners to help readers laugh, learn, and—hopefully—hire better.

I could've used Bill's book when I started CJH Communications five years ago. His insights come from a lifetime of hiring, firing, scaling, stumbling, recovering, innovating, traveling, and ultimately succeeding in the world of business.

Don't Hire is aimed at:
· Entrepreneurs and founders
· Startup teams
· Small-business owners
· New leaders learning to manage people
· Nonprofits
· Anyone who wants a no-nonsense look at what works in business

It was my privilege to edit this manuscript and bring more of Bill's stories to light. As Bill likes to say, it won't hurt you to read the whole thing. 😄
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12/02/2025

I've been thinking about college radio lately and how it helped shape my career. Partly, since the loss of 93.3 WMMR Philadelphia's beloved DJ and stellar citizen Pierre Robert last month.

And partly because of rumors that my alma mater Mount Saint Mary's University was poised to shut down 89.9 WMTB-FM, its student-run radio station where I learned to spin vinyl in the early 1980's.

For college, I knew I wanted to write, but my choice of MSM was not about its curriculum so much as its charming, small mountainside campus. I probably should've picked Temple University for journalism. But I didn't even give it a look.

I chose to major in English, with a brand-new communications minor. And I found abundant opportunities to learn and grow. I did work-study with the Sports Information Department, jumped right into DJing with WMTB, and pursued writing gigs with The Mountain Echo newspaper, later serving as Managing Editor. We DJs were having fun making musical discoveries months before commercial radio (hello U2!), and didn't think twice about it, but neither the radio station nor newspaper offered course credits.

But here are the marketable skills these extracurriculars did offer: public speaking, time management, creating promos, creative problem solving, decision making, critical thinking, time management. Do mixtape skills count? I would say yes.

Making beautiful segways and crossfading one song into the next still brings joy.

My liberal arts education has served me well. After working as a journalist for 7 years, I shifted to marketing communications for Vanguard for 22 years, and am 5 years deep in my business, CJH Communications—writing, editing, and storytelling.

My fellow DJs at the time have followed career similar trajectories. And so we were delighted to hear this week that college administrators decided to keep WMTB going. Whether it was because of student and alumni outcry, or something else, this is a win for the campus and the students. You never know where these skills could take you.
https://www.inquirer.com/opinion/commentary/humanities-college-arts-computer-science-jobs-education-20251130.html

The humanities prepare students not just to get a job, but to keep it and excel while doing so.

11/23/2025

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11/17/2025

11/17/2025

Congratulations on reaching this milestone!
Honored to serve as a community sponsor for your mission to deliver life-saving education. Don't Stall, Just Call

09/19/2025

What a joy to celebrate the 23rd anniversary The Bucks County Herald Newspaper last week at the Michener Art Museum in Doylestown! WHYY-FM's Marty Moss-Coane, the honoree of the night at the event hosted by the Bucks County Herald Foundation, spoke about how journalism is critical to democracy. We're grateful for the amazing local news coverage provided by the Herald. Thanks to Callahan and Carol Ross for photos that captured the proud and lively spirit of the night!

08/29/2025

Grateful to partner with a business leader who understands the power of organic storytelling and contributes photos and ideas.

I can tell you that is a rare thing.

Together we built consistent LinkedIn follower growth (22%) and leads that drive projects, brand awareness, and momentum. Matthew McDevitt Positive Wiring