Re: The mighty T-Letter (WAS: Re: New TECHWR-L Poll Question)

[kcronin -at- daleen -dot- com]

Tom wrote:

> I hope I haven't given anyone the impression that I
> "invented" the T-Letter. I got the concept nearly 10 years ago from a
> headhunter/placement counsellor who admitted that it wasn't new with him. He
> called it a T-Letter, so I have, too.


No, upon re-reading your article, I see that you don't directly give that
impression. Nowhere in your article do you claim to have invented it. Now,
if you were calling it "your patented Tom-O-Matic Murell-Memo," that might
be a different story...  :)

I thought Martin Yate invented it, but based on your placement counselor's
claim, who knows?

Bottom line is it's a good tool. (Sort of like the wheel, which _I_
invented, but forgot to patent. Darn.)

Thanks for spreading the word about this highly effective technique!

-Keith Cronin




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