[pianotech] loss of a day's work

[Paul T Williams]

So much so... that you're so full of yourself, you can never be taught by 
anyone else.  Get a life, a clue, do what you do and quit polluting this 
list of those who really want to learn something!  Stay an associate for 
all I care.  Most of the technicians on this list want to better 
themselves.  Being RPT, studying to be one, or not. There are many 
associates who can do more than I can in woodworking, refinishing, etc, 
but for some hearing reasons, just can't pass the exams...even though THEY 
WANT TO!!!.   Stop ruffling everybodys' feathers if that is all you want 
to accomplish on this list.  I'm fine with you staying an Associate.  Best 
to you with your self-absorbed rantings....BUT...please just quit this 
nonsensical musing just to get under everyone's skin....

PW




Duaine & Laura Hechler <dahechler at att.net> 
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I have plenty of self-esteem as an Associate.

In fact, I have so much so that I know I can service the public after 
being trained on a daily basis for three years from a 30 yr RPT. Being 
trained on every tuning, side by side, my mentor .... who ... was ..... an 
aural tuner for many years .....  using Cybtertuner.

I beginning to see the light.

I beginning to see that a ... well .... trained ...  Associate ... is 
scaring the hell out of some  ...  for fear that we can do just as good a 
job as RPT's without becoming one ourselves.

And still learning along the way.

Duaine

David Ilvedson wrote: 
Duaine,
 
You've got some serious problems with self-esteem...I'd get them checked 
out with a professional...
 
Show me a post that says anything like below:
 
"If not then he is questionable as an Associate!
JUST LIKE IN THE ASSOCIATE DISCLAIMER
AND, like a lot of you on this list say "should NOT be servicing the 
public"
 
Norm is an Associate.
 
David Ilvedson, RPT
Pacifica, CA 94044
Original message
From: "Duaine & Laura Hechler" 
To: pianotech at ptg.org
Received: 4/9/2009 12:43:23 PM
Subject: Re: [pianotech] loss of a day's work

That's GREAT ..... BUT ..... Is he an RPT ?

If not then he is questionable as an Associate !

JUST LIKE IN THE ASSOCIATE DISCLAIMER

AND, like a lot of you on this list say "should NOT be servicing the 
public"

David Ilvedson wrote: 
I should mention that the my tech is beyond newbie now and holding his 
own...go Norm.
 
David Ilvedson, RPT
Pacifica, CA 94044



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