Its funny, that construction personnel have this awful stereotype of ignorance and clumsiness, who will break their ipads at first chance.
We construct your buildings, bridges, water treatment plants in sometimes harsh conditions, but still go home safe to our families everyday. We can also hold onto iPads just like everyone else.
It's not a stereotype - I guess it depends on who you're working with. Most of the supervisors I know don't tend to break things out of clumsiness but more out of stress, and many of them aren't so good with computers, even the guys that use them fairly often.
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Its funny, that construction personnel have this awful stereotype of ignorance and clumsiness, who will break their ipads at first chance.
We construct your buildings, bridges, water treatment plants in sometimes harsh conditions, but still go home safe to our families everyday. We can also hold onto iPads just like everyone else.
It's not a stereotype - I guess it depends on who you're working with. Most of the supervisors I know don't tend to break things out of clumsiness but more out of stress, and many of them aren't so good with computers, even the guys that use them fairly often.
I believe the dust and size is the larger concern. Where do you keep them?