Dear David: >Being an RPT in the Piano Technician's Guild does triple duty, it >ensures quality to the consumer, respect from your peers, and >confidence in our profession. Horsepoopoo. Ensures quality to the consumer?...puleeese...Roger, you want to take a shot at this one? respect from your peers?.. so what..and besides..that has to be earned..as my fellow Floridian JimRPT so eloquently stated..becoming an RPT means passing tests at 80%....As you stated, doctors are required to be at a certain level of their profession..ok..do you know if your doctor was in the bottom 80% or the top 20%? confidence in our profession?.. that has to come from within. A title will not do that for a person..oh..maybe superficially, but confidence comes from within, and experience, NOT a title. roo(k) aka Phil Bondi, Ass. .. but working my way up the 'r-e-s-p-e-c-t' latter, hopefully...and not for the reasons you stated.
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