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Our standard is three drops to each workstation, two to each printer location. Cable is (relatively) cheap; doing it over again isn’t.
As to using the switch port on a VoIP phone – maybe in a pinch, but I’d never design a network around that concept.
Don’t forget about analog devices – fax machines, credit card terminals, power failure jacks or whatever. It’s real easy to concentrate on the high-tech stuff and overlook them.
How about asking for a list of local customers that you can visit to inspect the work? I’ve seen jobs where the customer gave glowing recommendations, but the actual workmanship belongs in the “ugly work†thread.
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