RE: An HP Position is Open in Texas [License Reviewer, Industrial Licens ing Program]

[garyi@trinityphysics.com]

I have overstated my position somewhat.  Sorry.  I am sure that 

salaries are often 

earned.  However, there is some truth in what I say.  If you don't think 

so, wait till you 

are driving home in traffic and can observe human nature in action.  I 

am suggesting 

that most people are no less aggresive or self-centered in their career 

pursuits than 

they are in driving.



If you still think I am completely wrong, consider the prevalance of 

cheating at all 

educational levels, save the very young.  How is it that our children do 

not share our 

nobility and love of fairness?  That would be because we have lost 

much of our nobility 

and we care a lot more about getting ahead than we do about fairness.  

They just do 

what they see us doing.



-Gary Isenhower





On 28 May 2004 at 20:20, Sandy Perle wrote:



> Gary,

> 

> Can't agree with your generalization of high salaried employees. In my

> recent experience, salaries are based on performance and not the

> degrees posted after their name.

> 

> Sandy Perle



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