At 02:20 PM 4/9/97 -0400, you wrote: >Hi list, > I currently go to a college where many students (that includes me) >don't like the tuner of our school. > What should I do about this? Or there's nothing I can do about >it because the tuner has a lifetime job? >Kuang Wang > Wang, Get together with the other unhappy students, and put it in writing. Create a paperwork trail. Is this tech a PTG member? Our local univ. puts the piano work out to bid, and we taught them to include RPT requirements in the bid requests. This fellow may be really good, given the right incentives. We now know what YOU need and want, wonder what the tech might need in order to satisfy you. His contract could be such that he's DONATED hundreds of hours, over the years, whenever he serviced for student recitals. He MAY only get well compensated when tuning for guest artists, or something. ramblerambleramble.....anyway, the point is to think about giving the tech the benefit of a doubt before trashing him. Regards, Guy Guy Nichols, RPT nicho@lascruces.com "Opera is where a guy gets stabbed in the back, and instead of dying, he sings."
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