I guess all the good engineers leave for better paid IT style of jobs after becoming disillusioned with the copier industry. You learn to fix the machines (mostly without formal training) learn the IT side of the job and read bulletins/copytechnet in your spare time and the rewards are.......not much!!!
So the "good" engineers have had the sense to get out of the industry and apply there skills to a different job. Someone said this was a career, but wheres the progression? You can learn every machine made and all the IT that goes with it but it does not seem to benefit you financially.
To the previous posts mentioning techs that were rubbish and smelly, i guess this would not be the case if there were barriers to entry to the job. But, if there were i guess there would be very few engineers to hire.
Perhaps going off on a tangent there, BTW i have never been fired!!!
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