[CAUT] a new one for me

[Fred Sturm]

    It helps to have all sorts of access available for people to get
information to you. A sheet posted in the music office and one on the tech's
office door, both with phone number and email, are good, convenient ways to
get messages. There's never enough communication, and it needs to be as easy
as possible or nobody will "get around letting you know."
    Wandering the halls aimlessly so everyone will see you and have a chance
to say something is another method, but it's a bit too time-consuming for me
<g>. But I do try not to be overly invisible.
Regards,
Fred Sturm
University of New Mexico

On 4/7/05 10:47 AM, "Jeff Tanner" <jtanner@mozart.sc.edu> wrote:
> 
> The forms are there.  I may get one a year, and when I get them,
> they're never signed, so that I can let that person know the repair is
> made.  The kids just assume that someone knows what's wrong with the
> pianos and assume somebody's gonna come along and fix/tune them.  If it
> goes on long enough, somebody will eventually say something to their
> instructor.
> 
> Kind of like the faculty.  I read minds, you know.
> 
> Jeff
> 
> 
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