I used to train people. I always told them, you can't cut corners until you know all the ins and outs of the job.
"Why?" they would ask.
Because you need to be able to switch to the correct, official way fluidly when you're being watched by you boss or audited by the company.
Always, always learn the correct way to do something before you start improvising and inventing, whether it's cooking or building a car or having sex. Fundamentals are ALWAYS important.
I just trained someone to use the fryer at work by saying "Absolutely never do what I'm about to do. It is dangerous and you could seriously burn yourself." as I use really short metal tongs to grab the stuff I need.
Tedums_Precious on July 26th, 2018 at 06:09 UTC »
I'm training for a new job right now and every single person has said this exact thing to me so I have no idea what I'm actually supposed to do
Qubeye on July 26th, 2018 at 06:51 UTC »
I used to train people. I always told them, you can't cut corners until you know all the ins and outs of the job.
"Why?" they would ask.
Because you need to be able to switch to the correct, official way fluidly when you're being watched by you boss or audited by the company.
Always, always learn the correct way to do something before you start improvising and inventing, whether it's cooking or building a car or having sex. Fundamentals are ALWAYS important.
GreedyRadish on July 26th, 2018 at 06:52 UTC »
I just trained someone to use the fryer at work by saying "Absolutely never do what I'm about to do. It is dangerous and you could seriously burn yourself." as I use really short metal tongs to grab the stuff I need.