Why is it that companies place yellow caution cones along the side of tall buildings during the winter ?
These cones read "caution falling ice". The naturaul reaction is to look up and ensure you are safe from these eminent decending frozen spikes of water.
But if you look up, you are apt to fall off the curb, get hit by a car, or trip over the cone that warned you in the first place.
Is a company really absolving itself from liability incurred by natural occurances? Dispense with the cones, allow people to walk freely and with more room...
Reminds me of the Five Man Electrical Band.
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- CwB
- I am at my best when working with highly motivated people who appreciate the value of teamwork and thrive in unstructured environments. I believe in the creativity of others and that their combined strengths will achieve the highest level of success. I'm passionate about technology (especially A/V) and love to solve meaningful complex business challenges. I'm always seeking the next big challenge. Fortunately, I get to do this pretty often in my career. In my limited spare time (outside of my family, career, and personal interests), I apply my deep technical expertise from systems integration to my childhood passion of Audio/Video. I design and resell audio/video and automation systems for high-end homes and businesses under simplyStructured, Inc.,
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