What I always wonder about? Even if it's an honest assessment given by either a colleague or from a supervisor.
I was told I was impatient.
That stuck out weird, because, patience is actually one of my strengths. Was it assessed in the wrong scenario or what?
I get if compared to how I work, yes, I'm a beast, superhuman skill.
I get that there's always two sides to each and everything. The glass half full or half empty perspective.
As described by two different customers. One says, it's like he's putting a high speed show on like only what you see on tv. Another just says, he's throwing things around sloppy and it happens to land right.
So when my patience runs out...after giving an employee like two dozen chances to fix said problem and trying various methods of training over the past several months. Yes, company standards, standard training etc.,..to simplified steps, written cards, post it, children rhymes, etc.,...I'm told I'm impatient because I said, "I don't know what else to do because I'm out of ideas. I would like you to come up with a solution." yes, even empowering said individual to take accountability for themselves.
Should I just give up early? Accept that people just can't learn or just refuse to learn.
and then this comes back.
"I can't learn because of his training methods...."
Um you watched the training video, everything was taught according to company standards - training video...
"It's because you were impatient..."
It's a one minute lesson...peopl
e do it in one minute and become expert in one minute...it's taken said employee three months and not able to master this...after three months and I have the quality of being impatient. None of these observers, were here for the past three months...
I need to work on being more stupid like everybody else...that's what my performance review tells me. I was too stupid to play that.
Tell me I'm stupid...
