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Re: Mechanic from Hell, Final Outcome

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>From: Freedim@domain.elided
>Date: Sat, 24 Aug 1996 11:09:06 -0400
>Subject: Re: Mechanic from Hell, Final Outcome
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>My comment is: Why didn't they fire that mechanic?  I don't think I'd feel as
>comfortable as you seem to feel that the bozo wouldn't actually work on my
>car again, in spite of their assurances.  In other words, I wouldn't go back
>there as long as that guy continued to work there.  The fact that they didn't
>fire him tells me that deep down inside they don't care, and you just
>received a bunch of lip service.
>
>Ask yourself- if you were the manager of that dealer, and you cared about
>your customer relations (two big if's :-)), would you keep that mechanic? 
>
>Just MHO.


He could be a very good mechanic with an attitude.  He could be a young
hotshot with a lot of potential.  This could be his first offence.  Give him
a chance.  A good manager will recognize those that can be reformed and
those that should be fired.  What makes you think that he is not the former?
What if you were in the mechanics place, needed the job understood the error
of your ways and smartened up?  Wouldn't you deserve a second chance.
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Dushan R. Divjak