[CAUT] becoming a university tech. HELP!

[John R. Granholm]

This sounds like a good topic for a Journal Q&A feature if we can  
generate enough discussion.

I'd be willing to do an article on it, but I'd need several of you to  
help me define the problem, and several more of you to share and  
discuss positive and successful approaches to the bidding process, as  
Fred points out.   Q&A, as you know, follows a round-table discussion  
format most of the time, so it would be a good venue for hashing over  
a number of approaches.

If you're interested in helping develop this, let me know.

John R. Granholm, RPT
Registered Member, Piano Technicians Guild
Assistant Editor, Piano Technicians Journal
jtuner at qwest.net

On Jul 1, 2006, at 2:00 PM, Fred Sturm wrote:

> This is certainly a potential topic for an article (caut newsletter  
> or PTJ),
> a class, a workshop, if there is someone willing to undertake it.  
> But I
> think only if there is something positive to teach/convey (easy  
> enough to
> belly-ache about how awful this kind of system is, but that doesn't  
> do us
> any good). It's an important subject, as it probably represents a  
> large
> proportion of our caut profession. Again, is there anyone who has  
> negotiated
> this mine field successfully?
>
> Regards,
> Fred Sturm
> University of New Mexico
>
>
>
>

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