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To: Woody_Nickels who wrote (7)	9/5/1997 6:25:00 AM
From: Woody_Nickels	of 21

I guess I'll close this thread down with a few final comments. 1)It would be nice if managemant knew the systems they manage. Then when a programmer needs some help, at least they could do more than pop off and point fingers. Maybe they could steer efforts in the proper direction. 2)Programmers are the final scapegoat. Management leaves little/no room for error when they fail to act on estimates/recommendations to keep decrepit systems working. And, unlike mgmt., programmers might make a mistake, further delaying resolution. 3)Management should support(back up) their workers when questions arise. 4)Accounting spun a Catch 22 situation in VF which appeared to give them the insidious opportunity to complain at any time. Shame on them! I will not be a whipping boy for the accounting dept.! If you think programmers are useless overhead, where are your bills now? 5)For Eileen H., Angela U., Chuck Z., Mike McG., Kathy T and Janet McS: I CAN GET A NEW JOB, YOU'LL NEVER GET A NEW PERSONALITY! Signing Off, Ken

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