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CTR Engineering Group,
Sony Technology Center
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I usually get here any time between 7:30 and 7:45,
and then the first thing I do is go to my computer
and check all my messages because I get a lot
of e-mail ... that I've got to take care of and
answer.
When I'm designing a new lens, my first step is to get the most recent landing data from the person who did the measurements on the CRT. So if I do have [a design] it takes typically four hours out of my day. If there's a problem with it or if it doesn't come out the way it's supposed to, it can go into six plus hours, depending on the complications involved. Usually if I don't have a design to do that day, then I'll end up attaching myself to another project that somebody else is working on in my group and learn whatever I can from them.I still have a lot to learn. You know, you take that project and you go as far as you can with it ... they basically won't give you something else to do. You have to wander around and find something to do. And so I figure that if I go and I work with other people on their projects, then I'm learning something.
Typically a Sony day is supposed to last from 7:30 to 4:30 and when I first started here, my day went from 7:30 to 4;30, but recently because we have a new production line that's going up, I could be here anywhere from 5:00 to 7:30, depending on how long meetings last and how many problems there are and if I'm needed to discuss solutions to particular problems or whether or not I'm not needed until the next day.
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