[SBE] In Need of Mentoring

[Jeff Carter]

What do you think will happen, long term?

I predict that technology will completely do away with the need for a
real engineer, and common tasks will be done by someone at a high
school competency.

For heavier things,  contracts with the transmitter manufacturer will
be the norm for the rare occasions that something must be serviced.

Jeff

On Sun, Oct 11, 2009 at 3:11 PM, Edwin Bukont <ebukont at msn.com> wrote:

> Jeff is correct.

>

> We have two radio CE's in DC that did not even graduate HS.

> One even brags about it!!  Some could care less about color codes,

> electrical codes, good practices etc.  I had the DOE of a publicly traded

> group tell me that standards are a waste of my time and his money!!  TV

> appears to return a better value on the cost of education,,,but there are so

> many changes that the learning is quickly outdated.  I think vendor seminars

> are a better use of one's time, talent and money.  Studio Hub has removed

> alot of the need to spend money on learning audio wiring.

>

> Edwin Bukont CSRE, DRB, CBNT

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