I didn't think I was, but it is good to hear
other's opinions.
And really I don't care about the scape goat thing,
I am young enough to recover if I get a blemish on my career.
What I am worried about is turning out information
I *know* is wrong. As a draftsman, a professional, and an honest human
being (for the most part anyway <g>) I can't in good conscience produce
inaccurate information, when it is within my ability to produce an accurate
drawing.
And besides, what kind of example would I be
setting for those who look to me for supervision and guidance. That it is
okay to draw something you know is wrong. That you shouldn't connect with,
and be proud of, your work and just draw what is on the paper. That
is not what I want to teach my people, EVER.
Well before I get too high on the soap box, I shall
leave it as is.
Thanks
Chris Ferris CTS
(P.S. Just out of curiosity, has anybody else run
into similar situations?)
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You
are definately not being 'difficult'. At the end of the day if the muck ever
hits the fan you could be a scape goat.
Regards
Andrea