James R Albers wrote:

>
>It seems that the tower company did a good job.  Now, all that I have to
>do is to show my boss the error of his ways.  The drawback is, that if I
>do convince him, he'll probably make me do all of the work.
>

Solid documentation should make that showing a bit easier, though not
necessarily so. (Depending on your work situation, a CYA memo to your boss
might not be a bad idea if he refuses to see the light.)

I, for one, would certainly rather have to do the work than have to explain
to the CEO why the work wasn't done. This especially applies if there's any
chance that 'his way' puts people or a lot of expensive equipment at risk.
Your boss may no longer be there when the stuff hits the fan.

Regards, Bob

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