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<blockquote data-quote="JMD" data-source="post: 4094900" data-attributes="member: 47292"><p>Right out of vo-tech in the 80s I got a job, set up by francis tuttle, in a machine shop that I really liked. I worked hard, showed up on time, clocked in and out on time, produced in spec parts. I set up CNC mills and lathes and was good at it. Run a few parts, check specs with a micrometer or calipers, made adjustments and moved on. There were only a few of us working in the shop. The owners son came in after a short stint in the marines where he was weeded out and stirred up drama in the shop. Me and another dude were let go shortly after that, I was let go for perfomance because apparently the son could run the parts faster than me even though he couldn't set the machines up.</p><p></p><p>Learned a lesson, always look out for number 1. Employers are not friends and deserve no loyalty.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JMD, post: 4094900, member: 47292"] Right out of vo-tech in the 80s I got a job, set up by francis tuttle, in a machine shop that I really liked. I worked hard, showed up on time, clocked in and out on time, produced in spec parts. I set up CNC mills and lathes and was good at it. Run a few parts, check specs with a micrometer or calipers, made adjustments and moved on. There were only a few of us working in the shop. The owners son came in after a short stint in the marines where he was weeded out and stirred up drama in the shop. Me and another dude were let go shortly after that, I was let go for perfomance because apparently the son could run the parts faster than me even though he couldn't set the machines up. Learned a lesson, always look out for number 1. Employers are not friends and deserve no loyalty. [/QUOTE]
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