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dave morgan

Posted 9/10/2006 01:35 (#42622 - in reply to #42619)
Subject: RE: depends on the company and the product

Somerville, Indiana

very good advice Ray...Otherwise you would be working for the machinery company for free, actually worse than that as you would be providing them with a proving ground, operator, power, and a consultant...All free of charge!

Overheard two guys talking the other day, one told the other that he would have to be taking pills to get that stupid.

Working with new product development - sodbuster_06 : 9/9/2006 23:41
- RE: Working with new product development - dutch : 9/10/2006 00:18
- depends on the company and the product - Ray (ecks) : 9/10/2006 01:21
  - RE: depends on the company and the product - dave morgan : 9/10/2006 01:35
    - I think all engineering schools must have - Ray (ecks) : 9/10/2006 02:22
      - Re: Working with new product development - Ed Winkle : 9/10/2006 11:11
        
        best solution I heard of for a dispatcher was - Ray (ecks) : 9/10/2006 12:04
        
        I want to respond to 2 things Ray (ecks) said - Mike SE IL : 9/10/2006 16:26
        
        RE: That's the way I remember reading it.... - gr ecks : 9/11/2006 07:22
  - RE: depends on the company and the product - dutch : 9/10/2006 10:00
- Re: Working with new product development - Tom Russell : 9/10/2006 05:53
- Re: Working with new product development - Land_Surfer : 9/10/2006 11:17
  - Worked with Deere and Orthman - JK SCLA : 9/10/2006 12:00

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