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Alika [10]
3 years ago
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You are working closely with an experienced associate. he insists on completing a task a certain way but you know there is a mor

e efficient method.what would you be most and least likely to do ?​

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Nana76 [90]3 years ago
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Tell him that even though his method works, you know of a better method. Show him your approach and recommend he always use it going forward.

Explanation:

The best way to bring a more experienced employee aboard a more efficient working process is simply by showing him the approach, do not feel too bossy about it and recommend that he always use it.

  • Every company has a conventional way of working through different processes.
  • These procedures must have been tested out and proven to be the best choice.
  • There are people, leaders, operators at the head of these working process.
  • To disrupt the conventional, a subtle approach is needed to come to terms with.
  • A better method that works must be presented in a logical way. The need to adopt such a new way of doing things must carefully and clearly presented.
  • This ensures that in deploying such technology or procedure, all parties conforms and are taking mutually collective risk.

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