Scott, George, et al, I've been telling people for long time that I will tell the customers when they are wrong. What we have to sell is not just a piece of fiberglass with copper on it but also expertise and the customer is advised to take advantage of the latter.
Steve has posted some memorable pictures at other times. I was as the Carnegie Museum of Art last night and saw a big, abstract model of a Brazilian city. Reminded me of those pictures of the stacks of dozens of chip capacitors we saw a couple of years ago. Louis Hart
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George / Steve,
That is some pretty wild stuff in those pictures for sure! Hats off to the ladies that did the work. I've worked with a few that did some pretty amazing work too and I can say is, WOW...
I did want to mention one thing regarding the comment on the Customer always being right... Many years ago, (in a former life) I worked a brief stent at Radio Shack. One of the questions on the test they gave to potential new hires was a True or False to "The Customer Always Right?" I answered false, the customer is not always right. (I think at the time I thought it was a trick question, but...) The manager asked me why I answered the question "Correctly" since about 95% said true. My answer was, sometimes the customer needs to be educated on things and so they are not always right, but you can help them to get it right the next time... The rest is history and for now, I'll just leave it at that.... :-)
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