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Posted by KJPRO on January 12, 2009, 3:29 pm
> Steve wrote:
>>>> Pinched wires at the condenser is nice to locate... I wonder why the
>>>> cover
>>>> isn't installed correctly??? Hummmmm, lets leave this screw out as the
>>>> cover
>>>> isn't fitting right...
>>>> Yep, pull the cover and the wiring isn't located within the wiring box.
>>>> Repair the wiring, tuck it in and the cover fits. Now the missing screw
>>>> will
>>>> reach the cabinet.
>>>> The last company just replaced the fuse and left. I guess it must have
>>>> been
>>>> a lot easier to replace a fuse and tell the customer it's ok... yep,
>>>> till
>>>> the next time the wiring hits the improperly installed cover!
>>> Do you ever wonder whether its laziness, not knowing, not caring or a
>>> combination of all three as to why these clowns wont do the job right?
>> Chalk it up to their "give a shit" tank being empty.
> It also might be a 90 hour week catching up with the Tech. Field techs,
> unlike Union suckoffs, really work hard enough to get tired.
So if you're tired, shit work is acceptable... ?
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Posted by The King on January 12, 2009, 5:04 pm
>> Steve wrote:
>>>>> Pinched wires at the condenser is nice to locate... I wonder why the
>>>>> cover
>>>>> isn't installed correctly??? Hummmmm, lets leave this screw out as the
>>>>> cover
>>>>> isn't fitting right...
>>>>> Yep, pull the cover and the wiring isn't located within the wiring box.
>>>>> Repair the wiring, tuck it in and the cover fits. Now the missing screw
>>>>> will
>>>>> reach the cabinet.
>>>>> The last company just replaced the fuse and left. I guess it must have
>>>>> been
>>>>> a lot easier to replace a fuse and tell the customer it's ok... yep,
>>>>> till
>>>>> the next time the wiring hits the improperly installed cover!
>>>> Do you ever wonder whether its laziness, not knowing, not caring or a
>>>> combination of all three as to why these clowns wont do the job right?
>>> Chalk it up to their "give a shit" tank being empty.
>> It also might be a 90 hour week catching up with the Tech. Field techs,
>> unlike Union suckoffs, really work hard enough to get tired.
>So if you're tired, shit work is acceptable... ?
Makes me glad Imf union and never get tired.
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Posted by Alexander on January 12, 2009, 7:14 pm
KJPRO wrote:
>> Steve wrote:
>>>>> Pinched wires at the condenser is nice to locate... I wonder why the
>>>>> cover
>>>>> isn't installed correctly??? Hummmmm, lets leave this screw out as the
>>>>> cover
>>>>> isn't fitting right...
>>>>> Yep, pull the cover and the wiring isn't located within the wiring box.
>>>>> Repair the wiring, tuck it in and the cover fits. Now the missing screw
>>>>> will
>>>>> reach the cabinet.
>>>>> The last company just replaced the fuse and left. I guess it must have
>>>>> been
>>>>> a lot easier to replace a fuse and tell the customer it's ok... yep,
>>>>> till
>>>>> the next time the wiring hits the improperly installed cover!
>>>> Do you ever wonder whether its laziness, not knowing, not caring or a
>>>> combination of all three as to why these clowns wont do the job right?
>>> Chalk it up to their "give a shit" tank being empty.
>> It also might be a 90 hour week catching up with the Tech. Field techs,
>> unlike Union suckoffs, really work hard enough to get tired.
>
>
> So if you're tired, shit work is acceptable... ?
The point is to stop and let others do it when you hit the point where
effective work has declined. There are many studies on this both in the
mili8tary and in the industrial complex. But of course if your daily
effective work is shitty, then what is there to say? It just isn't gonna
get any better.
>
>
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Posted by Zyp on January 12, 2009, 9:07 pm
Alexander wrote:
> KJPRO wrote:
>>> Steve wrote:
>>>>>> Pinched wires at the condenser is nice to locate... I wonder why
>>>>>> the cover
>>>>>> isn't installed correctly??? Hummmmm, lets leave this screw out
>>>>>> as the cover
>>>>>> isn't fitting right...
>>>>>> Yep, pull the cover and the wiring isn't located within the
>>>>>> wiring box. Repair the wiring, tuck it in and the cover fits.
>>>>>> Now the missing screw will
>>>>>> reach the cabinet.
>>>>>> The last company just replaced the fuse and left. I guess it
>>>>>> must have been
>>>>>> a lot easier to replace a fuse and tell the customer it's ok...
>>>>>> yep, till
>>>>>> the next time the wiring hits the improperly installed cover!
>>>>> Do you ever wonder whether its laziness, not knowing, not caring
>>>>> or a combination of all three as to why these clowns wont do the
>>>>> job right?
>>>> Chalk it up to their "give a shit" tank being empty.
>>> It also might be a 90 hour week catching up with the Tech. Field
>>> techs, unlike Union suckoffs, really work hard enough to get tired.
>> So if you're tired, shit work is acceptable... ?
> The point is to stop and let others do it when you hit the point where
> effective work has declined. There are many studies on this both in
> the mili8tary and in the industrial complex. But of course if your
> daily effective work is shitty, then what is there to say? It just
> isn't gonna get any better.
Hire 'em young! They can MULTITASK and are efficient at it too. They can
drive the car, watch tv, send and receive text messages as well as have a
conversation with someone in the passenger seat next to them. But when it
comes to work, they're really really slow... just watch 'em walk.... baggie
pants and all.
--
Zyp
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Posted by Alexander on January 13, 2009, 3:12 am
Zyp wrote:
> Alexander wrote:
>> KJPRO wrote:
>>>> Steve wrote:
>>>>>>> Pinched wires at the condenser is nice to locate... I wonder why
>>>>>>> the cover
>>>>>>> isn't installed correctly??? Hummmmm, lets leave this screw out
>>>>>>> as the cover
>>>>>>> isn't fitting right...
>>>>>>> Yep, pull the cover and the wiring isn't located within the
>>>>>>> wiring box. Repair the wiring, tuck it in and the cover fits.
>>>>>>> Now the missing screw will
>>>>>>> reach the cabinet.
>>>>>>> The last company just replaced the fuse and left. I guess it
>>>>>>> must have been
>>>>>>> a lot easier to replace a fuse and tell the customer it's ok...
>>>>>>> yep, till
>>>>>>> the next time the wiring hits the improperly installed cover!
>>>>>> Do you ever wonder whether its laziness, not knowing, not caring
>>>>>> or a combination of all three as to why these clowns wont do the
>>>>>> job right?
>>>>> Chalk it up to their "give a shit" tank being empty.
>>>> It also might be a 90 hour week catching up with the Tech. Field
>>>> techs, unlike Union suckoffs, really work hard enough to get tired.
>>> So if you're tired, shit work is acceptable... ?
>> The point is to stop and let others do it when you hit the point where
>> effective work has declined. There are many studies on this both in
>> the mili8tary and in the industrial complex. But of course if your
>> daily effective work is shitty, then what is there to say? It just
>> isn't gonna get any better.
>
> Hire 'em young! They can MULTITASK and are efficient at it too. They can
> drive the car, watch tv, send and receive text messages as well as have a
> conversation with someone in the passenger seat next to them. But when it
> comes to work, they're really really slow... just watch 'em walk.... baggie
> pants and all.
Don't worry about the young and dumb. Our Government will uniform them
and send them off to get killed in some moronic war looking for WMD.
>
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