Speak to your manager, and tell him that yu want your name on your project
especially that if the project 90% is done by you. Communication is always
the best approach, but be careful as do not blame her - "she has a good
relation to her manager" whatever it means be careful. Maybe it's better if
you talk to your manager she's there too - confrontation is good, but once
again, do not blame her otherwise the situation can fire back.

But this is very common in architects. My sister is an architect and she had
to fight to put her name on the stamp. She succeed to be accepted only after
a winning competition for one of her very own project - even that was a
theoretical project and will never build that site.

Good luck,
Tamas


On 1/16/08, Andre Abelian <aabelian@mason-electric.com> wrote:
>
> Hi to all,
>
> At work I do Hardware, Software, Layout. The way we setup is
> I work on new project "never done" I put
> together schematic, layout, Software and then deal with customers when
> finally
> it is done the project goes to production department. There is a Russian
> lady
> takes my code changes about 1-2 % and she removes my name as first version
> and she puts her name on it. This is my 3-th project she is doing it. For
> some
> reason she has extremely good relationship with her manager. Knowledge
> wise
> she is very bad. My question is: Removing original person's name as
> prototype version
> is this expectable? Today every thing is paper work. Based on paper work I
> didn't
> work on the software and she is using 95% of my own routines etc. Any
> suggestion ?
>
>
> Andre
>
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