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Engineers obsessed with wearing hardhats and pointing at things survey finds
Engineers have got a lot of College, but are pre-occupied with wearing hardhats and pointing at things a new survey has found.
Hardhat etiquette is such a preoccupation for professionals in this sector that you will often see professional engineers wearing a dome hardhat with a tiny duckbill brim even whilst on nights out with friends when they are nowhere near their place of work.
They are also pre-occupied with ridiculously large sheets of paper and pointing at things which can lead to an RSI affliction known as engineers arm (not related to engineers wrist which is a common affliction among techies who can’t get a girlfriend).
Sadly they think they are cool whilst everyone else in the world thinks they are muppets.
UK Forensic Science Service in need of makeover says Government
A government spokesman for the Home Office has stated that they want to see the UK forensic science industry operating as a genuine market, with private sector providers competing to provide innovative services at the lowest cost. This will preserve police resources and maximize the positive impact forensic sciences can have on tackling crime. A competitive market can help to drive down prices and improve turnaround times, meaning serious crimes can be cleared up more quickly and efficiently. Ultimately, that is what everyone in the criminal justice system wants to see.