"SteveB" wrote in message
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"CJT" wrote

There's nothing about having an engineering degree that forces you to
misuse the English language. In fact, many of the best engineers are
also excellent writers. People who ignore details of language probably
also ignore details of calculation.

I truly believe you can tell a lot about any craftsman by their demeanor
in
a lot of ways. The vehicle they drive and the shape it is in. The looks
and organization of their tools and tool boxes. Even their tool belts and
personal appearance.


That doesn't count for anything.
One could be the *best* technician in their field, but a failing business
owner. Is it likely that this guy drives a nice new shinny vehicle?

Or a guy that has all those nice new shinny items, yet lacks the training to
understand how to use them. Doesn't understand what the readings mean. Is
this the guy you want? After all, his boss paid for his tools, so he must be
a smart man. LOL