On 6/12/07, Howard Winter <HDRW@h2org.demon.co.uk> wrote:
> When they arrived, by Global Priority,
> they were in a 6" cubic cardboard box, with conductive bubble-wrap filling it,
> then a conductive plastic bag containing the mylar packet with the 7
> tiny diodes in it, and six copies of the shipping document!  They could have
> just popped them in an ordinary envelope, or perhaps a bubble-padded
> envelope, and saved themselves and the planet a ludicrous amount of
> cost/waste.  Surely someone must have thought as they were packing it that it
> was ridiculous?  Don't firms have a way for employees to report stupid situations
> so they can be improved?
>
> </rant>

I'd apprecaite what they have done. ;-)

By the way, I think a lot of US companies do follow "SOP" or Standard
Operatiion Procedure. So Mouser is one of them.

Regards,
Xiaofan
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