You just have to be stiff and direct ( but not mean ). Authoritarian, if only for a minute. Thump --- David Andersen <bigda@gte.net> wrote: > > Whatever I said... it did not help. At a certain > moment it was so bad that 2 > > people were vacuum cleaning the stage and the > seating rows at the same time > > while I was preparing a gorgeous instrument for a > famous pianist! > > It should actually be enough to stop the job, pack > your tools and get the hell > > out. > > And you know what? > > After a long time of this humiliating treatment... > > I packed my tools, and I got the hell out, and I > never returned, even though > > this was the most prestigious client I had ever > had. > > There are however other cases where you try to > keep the job, even if it is > > almost impossible. > > That's where you have to grin and ignore. > > > > André > > Big, big wisdom. > > Only you know what is too much; only you know when > you're being damaged, > when to pull out. > > Are money and prestige worth your health? There are > various answers. > The trick is making the decision before long-term > damage occurs. > > Long may you wave--- > > David Andersen > > _______________________________________________ > pianotech list info: > https://www.moypiano.com/resources/#archives > __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Check out the new Yahoo! Front Page. www.yahoo.com
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