What's an EIC? An E2?
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 John Masterson |
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Posts: 6096 11/24/08 15:28:58 Moderator |
"To those who believe, no explanation is needed.
To those who don't, no explanation will do." |
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jbucks |
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Posts: 474 11/24/08 15:59:06 Registered User |
EIC = Engineer In Charge
E2 = Engineering Assistant (but able to take over if needed) This is for our Mobile Production (Television, mostly sports. But, some non-sports) Trucks. Jim |
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G0ddard B0lt |
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Posts: 7378 11/24/08 16:26:29 I have people skills; I am good at dealing with people. Can't you understand that? What the hell is wrong with you people? |
It sounds like basically you are trying to hire technology "MacGyvers". I suspect that there are some stress junkies who would eat up a job like
that. I'm guessing that is the personality type best fitted for this role.
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| Looking for EIC's / E2's | 11/24/08 14:06:58 | jbucks |
| Re: Looking for EIC's / E2's | 11/24/08 15:28:58 | John Masterson |
| Definitions... | 11/24/08 15:59:06 | jbucks |
| Re: Looking for EIC's / E2's | 11/24/08 16:26:29 | G0ddard B0lt |
