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|    Re: Jeri Ellsworth at VCF East 4.0    |
|    08 Oct 08 13:48:18    |
      XPost: comp.sys.cbm       From: ms767210@hotmail.com              Nice anecdote there. Engineers are entitled to the big money because they       make the sacrifice in time and effort       to get the piece of paper that indicates their level of achievment. However       they do not have the right to think that anybody who hasn't got a degree is       inferior in intellect or talent .       I'm an electrican myself, and I have spent time behind a trade counter at a       supplier of electrical components at one time. I would love a dollar for       every time a so called electrical engineer would come in and act as if they       knew it all. But it wasn't long in talking before you picked up their       ignorance about the part and it's installation.       Engineers don't know it all but they are supposed to be equipped with the       knowledge in how to find out how to do something and as somebody said put       their reputation on the line as to the safety and reliability of what they       design. That's what the big dollars are for and they are entitiled to it for       the above reasons. But why worry about people who want to call themself an       engineer without the ticket unless they are more successful? Perhaps she       should call herself a hardware configuration specialist or programmer or       some such but why nitpick.              Mike Seiler              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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