RE: Do I have to understand the material?

["CB Casper" <knowone -at- surfy -dot- net>]

I don't, and it's one reason that I 
included the welders in the review
process for the documents. Something
that was rarely done by others in
my position. 

My colleagues that had been welders 
tended to think that their ideas were 
the 'best', and didn't want to talk to 
any other welder who might disagree. 

I don't deny that I may have been a 
better writer with more experience, 
but with it I may have ended up with
too narrow of a perspective.

CB

----- Original Message -----
John Posada replied -
> >I spent 18 years documenting welding and 
> >assembly processes. Can I weld? Not worth 
> >.....
> >they are doing wrong and how to correct 
> >the problem...
> 
> How do you know that the process you are describing is the best process? It
> may "get the job done", but maybe with the experience of having done more of
> it, the solution might have been "better"?
> 
> John Posada
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