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
>
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