Practicing without a license

These so called Engineers (license if you will) should take note of this problem. It's been my experience that a large some of engineers in many fields, gain their idea's and tips from those that actually do the work in the field. We call them shoulder educated.

Maybe the wrong people are being licensed or certified?

Jamie

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It only applies to those that are greedy and get their feelings hurt by those that are better at it, mostly.

Which reminds me. Not too long ago we fired a contractor that comes in occasionally, jobs that our company can't be hassled with by having their own people being tied up in. This contractor made a comment a few times how it was illegal for any one in our place to perform the type of work we do and should be performed only by those like himself. We do have E1's employed, even though we don't use their abilities much (not needed).

Greed and throat cutting can really deteriorate quality of work and advancement.

Cheers! Rich

Well, at least, thank DAWG, there's no law against calling oneself an "Engineering Consultant." >:->

Cheers! Rich

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after reading a comment like that from a guy that lives in Arizona no less, I'm surprised that no one else here has called him on it...

Mark

Oh, it's been well-known around here for some time that JT is one of those neocons whose first response to anything he doesn't like is murder.

Cheers! Rich

Use Firefox, or another browser. A lot of websites choke on IE.

What misconfigured collection of antique dross are your running it on?

IE8 on Vista opens it without any complaints here. Much as I am loathe to defend or support MickeySoft this website does work with IE.

Regards, Martin Brown

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IE-8, under XP-3. A prior version, but hardly an antique. Firefox does open it.

It takes a special sort of moron to write a web page that only works with certain browsers. Guess they never heard of least common denominator.

This is what happens when you put non-engineers in charge of anything related to a computer.

JT > Time to get out the Glocks.

Mark > after reading a comment like that Mark > from a guy that lives in Arizona no Mark > less, I'm surprised that no one Mark > else here has called him on it...

Most would probably agree and advise LARGER devices but don't want any visits from regulatory authorities.

One business website I worked on for free has just been turned over to bunch of web design students from a college. I can't wait to see what they come up with, and all the phone calls they will get. Half their site vists are on older computers, using old browsers. Most of their customers claim to be running Macs, but the log show under 5% and Linux is under 3%.

I cleaned up all the problems with the website, then one of their employees started changing things again. She positons things with the space bar, and refuses to learn how HTML works. So, if you don't use the same browser and screen size, it is useless.

I built another site for them with nice clean, fill in the blanks templates. She's already trashed it.

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Unless the Board makes a ridiculous decision against the residential = group it will never go to court, the Board has the authority to enforce its decisions short of imposing jail time.

That said, the City (and DOT) handled this piss poorly.

"Practice"?? Does that mean if one HAD a license, that they could do anything (legal) and it would be OK??? Even if that something was a total OBVIOUS f*ck-up? ..and on the other side, with NO license, if one did the exact, precise, logical, ethical and correct thing, they could be jailed because they did not have that piece of useless paper?

Where do you live that government bureaucracy is so unfamiliar, Robert?

I recently had my poetic license revoked...

All I can say is, It's about time! ;-)