> It is amazing what is expected for $15.75 and hour: > > "Must posess ability to tune pianos, including the ability to locate and > correct defects in keyboards, action assembly using tools and gauges. > Ability o replace faulty, work or broken parts and to replace broken or > missing strings. Ability to replace major components such as soundboard, > pin block, string, tuning pins, bridges, hammers, action parts and > soundboard crack repair, new key coverings, and recapping bridges" > > How do these positions get filled? > > David Ilvedson, RPT Like every other position out there in every other career field under similar circumstances - with the realistically under qualified via unrealistically padded resumes. The new employees will be attempting to work far above their actual capabilities, and the employers will be harboring the delusion that they bought far more than they received. Tuition will increase to take up the slack, and no one will ever know the difference. Ron N
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