Part of Ralph Martin's post: >...They obviously need more than one for that particular job. Why else >would he be looking... > >In the days when I ran keyboard chains (many five store and up to >twenty-six store), my telephones were ANSWERED..or I found out why. It's >hard enough to acquire customers without my alienating them with poor >service. > >Now you guys can attack and dreaw some good Irish blood! Mr. Martin, List, You are making an erroneous conclusion based on personal feelings and past experience. There was no reference in the original post as to what position Steinway has open or is seeking to fill. And if this is an example of one of the ways you handled your umpteen stores, I could hardly imagine your ability to effectively monitor and supervise the persons who were employed under your leadership. One thing is for certain, you *do* understand the meaning of alienation. Please note, you did request such a response :-) Keith A. McGavern Registered Piano Technician Oklahoma Chapter 731 Piano Technicians Guild USA
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