johnnyh66
Scale Detail Engineering
hmmm, I may have been mistaken... we'll see.
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NIRC. Chit Chat
- Thread starter sally1800
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hmmm, I may have been mistaken... we'll see.
their biggest client cut budgets hardcore, and they started cutting people & peoples wages instead of the hourly rates & fees they charge the client.
(by 'they' i mean the french agency who bought the business a few years back)
so then we started doing more work on our own because it was so expensive to use the production studio, and now you have the effects of that...
johnnyh66
Scale Detail Engineering
I think it's time Mr. B got his CGI on! ;-)
I'm sure the Indians can do it much cheaper!
Although I did just have a stupid **** call me up trying to drum up business for his offshore firm; in very un-polite terms I told him to go **** himself. I love doing that.just sucks because good people get viewed of as a number on a damn chart and decisions are based from that.
i say it quite a bit, but if i ever change careers i will pick one where compassion is valued, 'cause in the world of advertising its a fault.
i say it quite a bit, but if i ever change careers i will pick one where compassion is valued, 'cause in the world of advertising its a fault.
two men enter, one man leaves...
wraith is trashed from the mud dunk.
this is what the inside of the tranny had in it when i started tearing it down tonight... its the mud from the hole i flopped the 1:1 into...
got it all cleaned out and the bearings soaking in wd40.
the axles spin a little more free than the trans, havent took them apart yet but im hoping those arent full of mud too..
this is what the inside of the tranny had in it when i started tearing it down tonight... its the mud from the hole i flopped the 1:1 into...
got it all cleaned out and the bearings soaking in wd40.
the axles spin a little more free than the trans, havent took them apart yet but im hoping those arent full of mud too..
johnnyh66
Scale Detail Engineering
yup, there's a few threads on flipping and mirroring the trans so you can mount the motor where you want... up front.
johnnyh66
Scale Detail Engineering
nope.
I got laid off... but they can't let me go because I have to much work to do! :lmao:
My name was on the list that was handed down but the local powers that be are defying the order and have asked me to stay on for the time being.
It's nice to be needed :mrgreen:
Like Hoopty said, decisions are made across the sea based on numbers. Basically, department salary vs department billing... they don't actually know how the work gets done.
It's sort of a relief.
This shit has been going on for the past 4 years... it sucks, just waiting for the ax to fall, round after round of layoffs for years! I feel like I can get on with things now...
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Wow, thats a lot of mud. My tranny wasn't nearly as bad, but yeah haven't had time to pull the axles apart.
It has been going on there for at least 12 years that I know of. Sorry to hear though Johnny.
johnnyh66
Scale Detail Engineering
for another month.