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“Hołd it!” Barney interrupted. "If you koop going. you’re not going to leave us anything for bcnch work.”
“OK,” Mac obeyed. "but I havc a hunch this chassis-flipper won't bc empty much of the timo.”
“What clse is new?" Barney asked as he shrugged his shoulders into his shop-coat.
“Weil. for one thing. we’re going to Center City tonight to a service meet-ing on new color TV circuits. Whafs morę. we’re going to make every one of these educational servicc meeting shindigs we can from herc on in."
“That’s OK with me. but isn’t it somewhat a new policy? I thought you took the stand a technician could learn morę about new circuitry. etc., by reading books. studying scrvice literaturę, and keeping up with the magazines than he could by listening to lectures.”
“Yeah. I know.” Mac said with a sigh; “and that’s just another fine example of how stupid I can be when I work at it. It’s true somc fellows cent learn morę by reading than they can by listening: but many other fellows are just the opposite. What they hear sticks with them lots better than what they read. Anyway. few of these serv-ice meetings consist of straight lec-tures. The guy giving the talk almost always accompanies it with slides. motion pictures, or actual demonstra-tion of equipment.
“However. the technical information you pick up at one of these meetings is only part of the benefit. Morę im-portant, it seems to me. is the contact it affords the technician with other tcchnicians, with distributors. and with manufacturers."
'Tli buy that," Barney agreed. “I get a big boot out of talking to other tcchnicians. It's amazing how often I pick up a tip that actually helps me in my work; but even when I don't manage to pick the other guy’s brain. I still enjoy it. Letting our hair down and lambasting our cranky customers is fun. Just knowing the other technician is suffering from the same frus-trating exasperations I am makes these a lot morę bearable.”
"Know what you mean.” Mac nodded with an understanding grin. “I also like chatting with my distrib-utor in a relaxed and social atmos-phere. Really I think we owe it to him to try to attend a meeting he sets up. He goes to a lot of trouble and expense arranging the meeting, publicizing it. etc. Then. if only a few of his customers show up. that makes him look bad. It’s a poor return for all the favors he does us.
“Finally. these meetings provide service tcchnicians with an excellent
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