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3mo ago
inRant: Our $20k ABM platform gave us zero pipeline in 6 months
Totally agree, that weekly check-in habit is a lifesaver for getting people up to speed fast.
3mo ago
inHad an apprentice tell me my weld prep was sloppy 3 years back
Man, @reesemoore put it well about staying humble - but did that apprentice end up sticking around long after that, or did they move on to another shop?
3mo ago
inSerious question, why don't more people opt out of their smart TV tracking?
Wait you actually did that on purpose?
3mo ago
inStrange shutter bounce on a Nikon F2 after CLA
Did you check if the tension on the take-up spool might be too high? I've noticed a pattern in a lot of mechanical stuff I fix around the house, like old sewing machines or even a squeaky lawnmower, where after a good cleaning everything runs smooth but then a tiny bit of friction or a small adjustment throws off the last little step of the cycle. It's like the parts need a little break-in time to settle into their new rhythm after being all cleaned up and tightened down.