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Forum: General Sailing Forum

13-11-2016, 11:13

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Marine mechanic etiquette

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Posted By socaldmax

Re: Marine mechanic etiquette

Something that I'm mindful of, and I think every business should be mindful of, is the ability to spread the news about a company, good or bad, via the internet.

Case in point, here we are, people...

Forum: General Sailing Forum

13-11-2016, 10:10

Replies: 28

Marine mechanic etiquette

Views: 2,995

Posted By socaldmax

Re: Marine mechanic etiquette

And that, in a nutshell, is the difference between a tradesman and a professional.

A professional makes the impossible look easy, and never makes excuses. He always fixes it on time, and on...

Forum: General Sailing Forum

12-11-2016, 20:12

Replies: 28

Marine mechanic etiquette

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Posted By socaldmax

Re: Marine mechanic etiquette

At least once a week I fix something - electronic, electrical, door lock, engine, something. I thank my lucky stars that my parents made me fix everything in the house as a young boy and I ended up...

Forum: General Sailing Forum

12-11-2016, 20:01

Replies: 28

Marine mechanic etiquette

Views: 2,995

Posted By socaldmax

Re: Marine mechanic etiquette

I don't see what the difference is. In both cases, the mechanic broke the ring. Part of being a professional is NOT breaking stuff. IMHO, the mechanic should pay for anything and everything he...

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