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Idiot tolerance
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Is it a fault of character to be unable to tolerate an idiot?
A chap here has been with us well over 6 months and is still asking questions I would expect from a first dayer. He has a rake of notes, and still has to repeat the question.
It drives me barmy and I've recently found myself losing my rag a little which is quite out of character.
Are my expectations too high? Or is he in the wrong job?
A chap here has been with us well over 6 months and is still asking questions I would expect from a first dayer. He has a rake of notes, and still has to repeat the question.
It drives me barmy and I've recently found myself losing my rag a little which is quite out of character.
Are my expectations too high? Or is he in the wrong job?
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It may be as loosehead suggested that this person is being a little lazy. He may perhaps know the answers but it is easier to get others to tell him than bothering to look in his notes. My suggestion if you have not already done so is to get him to come to you with an answer not a problem. It is a cliche but it works, as basically you get him to start to think about what he is asking and he should realise hopefully that he knows more than he thinks.
If you have tried this or it does not work, then my suggested next step is a serious word with the boss, telling him all the steps you have taken to try to help him and see if the boss will put him on a work improvement programme to see if he will start to improve.
Cheers Sue
It may be as loosehead suggested that this person is being a little lazy. He may perhaps know the answers but it is easier to get others to tell him than bothering to look in his notes. My suggestion if you have not already done so is to get him to come to you with an answer not a problem. It is a cliche but it works, as basically you get him to start to think about what he is asking and he should realise hopefully that he knows more than he thinks.
If you have tried this or it does not work, then my suggested next step is a serious word with the boss, telling him all the steps you have taken to try to help him and see if the boss will put him on a work improvement programme to see if he will start to improve.
Cheers Sue
