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SlapHappy · 36-40, M
Change is inevitable ...you either adapt or get left behind

Old boss still does everything by hand. Never even used the prepaid postage machine, always stamps including weighing the bids
DogMan · 61-69, M
@Justafantasy When I first started estimating jobs we didn't even have fax machines. Like your boss
we put them in the mail after a phone bid.
GerOttman · 70-79, M
I love "boiler plate" specs from 1997! Sure, I'll use the life safety code from 8 editions back. Why da fuq not?
DogMan · 61-69, M
@GerOttman I specialize in Section 8 Mainly 08100, 08200, 08700. Don't say what it is.

But I know you know, 😉 I have been doing that for over 40 years in Nevada.

The fire codes and life safety codes haven't changed much. The last big change I remember
is Reagans ADA codes. That changed my industry quite a bit.
GerOttman · 70-79, M
@DogMan I foget if it changes every 4 years or 5. the changes are mostly subtle and technical however skipping 6 revisions because an engineer can't be bothered to update the spec is a real pain in the butt. Im not familiar with the details of your specialty but it's probably similar in some respects. I did fire slarm systems for almost 40 years. A lot changed in that time. The last project I had was a class 3 cluster fu3k! I had a unique opportunity to jump ship to the organization I had been servicing and never looked back!
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