[BC] Why One answer

[Bill Croghan]

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Phil,
         We are probably saying the same thing here, but what I had in mind
was the guys that had 20 years of a whole lot of different jobs, showing
high turnover rates without necessarily moving up in the world ("1 year
repeated 20 times")and those who are so stuck in the mud and burned out that
they are sitting at the same place technically now they were 10-15 years
ago.  The 1 year new guy who has very good references, a record of self
education, knowledge of what is now rather than just what used to be, but a
firm grounding in the basics and the true desire to learn more may be worth
a lot more.
Bill

Bill Croghan CPBE WB?KSW
Chief Engineer, KOMP/KXPT/KENO/KBAD
Lotus Broadcasting  Las Vegas, NV

 >
 > >  Not the only answer, but reputation and reliability of the engineer
 > > are part of it.  I know guys with plenty of time in the business who's
 > work
 > > doesn't deserve squat, and some that are fairly new who's work is
 > worth a
 > > lot more.
 >
 > Bill,
 >
 > It is not the whole story, but part of it is trying to compare someone
 > with 20 years of well rounded experience versus another who has the
 > experience of one year repeated 20 times. There is a difference.
 >
 > ---------------------------------------------
 > Phil Alexander, CSRE, AMD