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Message-ID: <01b701c40066$409a1340$c71121c2@exchange.sharpuk.co.uk> From: DaveHowe at cmn.sharp-uk.co.uk (Dave Howe) Subject: Looking for a tool Gregh wrote: > ...and on the other hand, spending time taking a computer out of the > loop and all that entails is much better than getting the job done > without fuss? And indeed this is the principle usually applied to motor cars - you know how to start and stop them and point them in vaguely the right direction, but everything is by rote or is assisted (like automatic gearboxen). However, you would expect the mechanic to *know* how the gearbox works, not rely on the "Acme gearbox fixer" to do it for him and be completely clueless on what to do next if it doesn't. > In other words, learn off the job and apply sensible practice once > there! My boss strangely enough likes that idea - why should he pay for my training (either implicitly in terms of my time taken or explicitly by sending me on a training course) if I can be expected to buy or borrow my own training materials *and* train myself to be more productive for him on my own time?
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