---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment I think alot of the dress for tuning is common sense.I usually know in advance what kind of situations I will be in and I dress accordingly.For the most part my job takes me in to nice homes (400,000.00 or more)and I am working on top end pianosllike Stienways Bostons and Kawais.I usually wear dress slacks and a nice shirt and tie.The suit jacket is saved for special occaisions,or if I am meeting an important client about purchaseing a new piano.We are proffessionals and we should dress accordingly.I actually have made some exceptions to my dress code.If I am on an all day action regulation and I am familiar with the customer I will usuually dress comfortably casual.I have an S+S tee shirt I where when I have a weekend concert tuning for a rock and roll show or jazz event.I do that for recognition before I get my backstage pass and also to fit in with the soundmen and stage and lighting techs.I used to feel kind of square hanging around in a shirt and tie.I see alot of the same techs around town and it doesn't hurt to have a good relationship with sound techs.If they don't like you they can make your tuning time hell.("Testing 1,2,3"). Robin Olson RPT Wash.DC ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/e4/e0/6a/30/attachment.htm ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment--
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