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[Etien]

Hi

I am Etienne, another french (I just saw Julian).

I have been working in the UK for now 4 years in a cream factory.

I cannot believe that I discover this forum only now !

I am in charge of the technical department, including NPD and quality.
I know it is a lot, but those time, the company is not willing to give me an assistant.

Anyway, I hope that I could be useful on this forum, and I am sure that I will learn from other members.

Speak you soon.


Regards

[Simon]

Bonjour Etienne,

Bienvenue sur le forum.



Je vais en vacances en Bretagne durant l'été.

Cordialement,
Simon

[Charles.C]

Bonjour Etienne,

Bienvenue sur le forum.



Je vais en vacances en Bretagne durant l'été.

Cordialement,
Simon

Dear Simon,

Hopefully not a case of -

après moi, le déluge

http://tradicionclas...ge-and-its.html

@etienne - Welcome to the forum!
(am still wondering what NPD is ? )

Rgds / Charles.C

[Etien]

Thanks for your welcome

Hi Charles,

Ahah, NPD is new product development.
I thought that was pretty much a standard abbréviation.

@ Simon
Good luck, you could have 2 weeks of rain in Britanny.

We say, in France, about Britanny, that is raining only twice a year, once 6 month, and the second time 5 months.

Dear Simon,

Hopefully not a case of -

après moi, le déluge

http://tradicionclas...ge-and-its.html

@etienne - Welcome to the forum!
(am still wondering what NPD is ? )

Rgds / Charles.C

[Charles.C]

Dear etien,

Ahah, NPD is new product development.
I thought that was pretty much a standard abbréviation.

I believe you are correct. Was unable to google one-handed while eating.

TBH, I normally call it R&D (anything).

There was a recent thread here as to whether acronyms are getting out of (in?) control. They are particularly popular in the UK seemingly, perhaps a covert Monty Python superiority-ism.

Rgds / Charles.C

[agwanda]

Dear Charles C.,

What does TBH mean?

[Simon]

Dear Charles C.,

What does TBH mean?

To Be Honest.

Etienne, rain will be perfect I'm from Manchester.

Regards,
Simon