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> This is the type of shop that runs by the skin of their whatever. > They don't embrace the new, the motto is if it aint broke, etc... > As far as learning the business, that would mean formally declaring that I > have nothing to do. not sure how to go about this. > I have been told not to challenge authority. > I was told to 'learn royalies'. it consists of some CL and RPG's. There is > not that much to do w/ it. IMO, you learn a system, by taking a users > call, by modifying a program, etc... > Not by sitting and reading CL's. It's been said that "it's better to seek forgiveness than ask permission". I'm not sure how much that you want to test it. You may want to try a little here, and a little there where it's not too invasive. It is possible to learn and try new things without stepping on people's toes. If you want to learn the business you can do it without formally declaring that you want to do it. Just ask some questions here and there, hang around when possible where things are going on, and keep your eyes open. Dave Parnin -- Nishikawa Standard Company Topeka, IN 46571 daparnin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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