hi Michael – not sure about video but yes I’m happy to distribute slides, as well as the supporting conference paper. Send an email to sdonovan at mrcagney.com
True, but holding them later means people get home even later to family, and since much of the profession DOES work closer to town, it’s a choice of two evils – I can tell you that if we were running these late(r) that would definitely put other people off from coming who currently do. Hard call.
Stu – I appreciate that this is a very difficult area for engineers who have to work for the people who pay them but society at large often has to live with outcome and from time to time it may be aesthetically not pleasing or possibly the wrong solution to the problem. As a non-engineer I would very much like to read a relevant blog post from you when the smoke clears…………………!
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Is it possible to get a covering article, slides or a video for those unable to attend?
hi Michael – not sure about video but yes I’m happy to distribute slides, as well as the supporting conference paper. Send an email to sdonovan at mrcagney.com
I might also do a blog post sometime …
Looks like you’re planning to make some new friends.
be nice to have at least one friend 😉
I feel obliged to point out that Stuart now works for MRCagney Australia in Brisbane and has been preemptively disowned by the Auckland office 😉
“It’s a trap!”
“Beware the ides of March!”
“Enemies of the Heir, beware!”
“Winter is coming!”
And that is the last we ever saw of poor old Stu. We will remember you Stu.
thanks. I’d like to be remembered by erecting a massive pohutukawa flower statue next to the “Grafton Gully Boulevard”
Made our of little red cars forming the pixels?
Wanted to come, had to work instead. Hope it went great.
Why do they hold these meetings so early?
Very hard to get to unless you work in the city (and no I’m not making an ironic comment about Auckland traffic!)
True, but holding them later means people get home even later to family, and since much of the profession DOES work closer to town, it’s a choice of two evils – I can tell you that if we were running these late(r) that would definitely put other people off from coming who currently do. Hard call.
“Why do they hold these meetings so early?”
Perpetual question as a morning person. How would others feel if I schedule for 9.30pm rather than 7.45am?
Stu – I appreciate that this is a very difficult area for engineers who have to work for the people who pay them but society at large often has to live with outcome and from time to time it may be aesthetically not pleasing or possibly the wrong solution to the problem. As a non-engineer I would very much like to read a relevant blog post from you when the smoke clears…………………!
I should point out that Stuart’s original IPENZ Trptn Conf paper and presentation, for those who couldn’t get to the Akld event, is available online: http://conf.hardingconsultants.co.nz/ipenztg2015/presenters/
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