take this job and shove it (was let's cut..)

[Wimblees@aol.com]

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In a message dated 6/18/03 1:52:35 PM Central Daylight Time, 
Rick.Florence@asu.edu writes:

> It seems to me that real job security (and a decent salary) in our 
> profession comes from two sources:  
> 

Hey Rick

This, I think, is what led Jeff to make his comments. Maybe you have a decent 
salary, but there are lots of schools out there who are not paying enough. 
Furthermore, job security lasts only as long as the budget holds out. If the 
state decides to cut the education budget, piano tuning is not going to be at the 
top of the list. It probably won't make it above groundskeepers, and maybe 
even the carpenters. 

So while you might be basking in the sun in your spare time, there are some 
CAUTs who have to work over and above our regular day job to make ends meet. No 
matter how good we are, and how much we think we are needed, and how much the 
faculty might appreciate us, it's when we get complacent that we are the 
greatest risk. Yes, let's use our creativeness to make our jobs more exciting. But 
let's not get cocky, either.

Wim 

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