Hi, Ron, At 09:07 PM 8/15/2006, you wrote: >Like every other position out there in every other career >field under similar circumstances - with the realistically under >qualified via unrealistically padded resumes. The new employees will >be attempting to work far above their actual capabilities, and the >employers will be harboring the delusion that they bought far more >than they received. Tuition will increase to take up the slack, and >no one will ever know the difference. Most eloquently and charitably put. With any luck, the institution hires someone who can, with good support, grow into that kind of technician. It is very much a bilateral relationship. What is important is that the various parties keep each other's realities very much in mind, and work to each other's benefit. Best. Horace
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