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Making good

Chris Pearson
After a rather hard day on site today (daughter's rewire) Mrs P said that if she was paying an electrician, she wouldn't necessarily get the chases filled. I said that an electrician would if she paid him (or her). Then Mrs P said that an electrician would never repaint the wall. I said that an electrician would if she paid him (or her).


Who is correct?
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    Chris Pearson:

     I said that an electrician would if she paid him (or her). 


    Who is correct?




    I am currently employed, but in my days as a contractor (design engineer) I adopted the philosophy "If you pay the rate I'll make the tea". I have organised office moves, carpet fittings rubbish collections, you name it really. If you don't just do what the client wants, it gets increasingly difficult to get future work. Word travels.


    regards,

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    Chris Pearson:

     I said that an electrician would if she paid him (or her). 


    Who is correct?




    I am currently employed, but in my days as a contractor (design engineer) I adopted the philosophy "If you pay the rate I'll make the tea". I have organised office moves, carpet fittings rubbish collections, you name it really. If you don't just do what the client wants, it gets increasingly difficult to get future work. Word travels.


    regards,

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