Re: Training Replacemnts?

["Ed Wurster" <eawurster -at- hotmail -dot- com>]

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Oja, W. Kelly"
>
> Has anyone been in a similar situation of having to train your
> replacement? This is not by choice.
>

The feeling of permanence is a hallucination. Every day is T-1. Start
training for the next job as soon as you start this one.

As far as training my replacement, I remember that happening, but avoided
doing so for about a year.

"I was looking for a job when I found this one." That's a quote from someone
I met along the way, who was a very good mechanical engineer.

If you want something more permanent, education or government provides that.


Ed Wurster

http://www.eWurster.com/blog/
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