
Managing Electrical Projects
Now, I must go to my boss, get special permission to hire these experts (which will take weeks), fill out a small mountain of paperwork, Once these experts are on board, it will take hours of my time getting them up to speed on the job, just to get a formal report with results that I will then have to integrate back into our system.
Now, I must go to my boss, get special permission to hire these experts (which will take weeks), fill out a small mountain of paperwork, Once these experts are on board, it will take hours of my time getting them up to speed on the job, just to get a formal report with results that I will then have to integrate back into our system. It's double or even triple work! Looking at the future types of jobs my company is getting involved in, we're just going to need this expertise again and again on job after job, and I will need to go through this process many times, or perhaps avoid it although I know the future risks may increase…
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