Tragic? Well, yes and no. The whole idea of establishing a procedure is to
have some consistency and some standard. So that's not all bad.

But painting outside the lines: Now that's different! Pat, I assume you
mean creativity and independent thinking and all of that. Being creative
and abiding by the rules (policies, procedures etc.) aren't necessarily
mutually exclusive activities.

I guess I've just tried to use my creative abilities to change, rather than
to break, the existing rules.




>>Deviating from the accepted procedure, or from the manufacturer's
>>recommendations, is one of the #1 no-nos from a legal and/or quality
>>assurance standpoint.
>
>Marie, this is truly tragic, isnt it?

>But, you know, someone must be courageous enough to paint outside the lines
>or we will get nowhere.
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