Quote of the Day - October 6, 2008
posted by SpakKadi at 10:47 PM
Monday, October 06, 2008
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2 Comments:
Ummmm...you seem to be missing something.
Er, fixed now. That was weird.
When the teacher said that to me, I froze for a second and almost asked "have you been talking to my bosses?" I need the phrase "Engineering is the art of making things work," on my business card. It's crazy how much my job description (just about everywhere I've worked) can be summarized best as "make it work".
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