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Is it normal for employees to make mistakes at work?
Since I just joined the company I wanted to get a job in, at the initial stages I make a lot of mistakes in my work. But at the same time, my position is middle specialist. Previously, she worked according to a very well-established scheme and there was nowhere to make mistakes, as she was used to everything. And now in a new place I do not always perform tasks correctly. In general, the essence of the question is this: Do middles and seniors often make mistakes in their work and is this normal?
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No, this is not normal, employees never make mistakes anywhere. They know how to predict the future and correct errors in the technical specifications for the customer. And if someone is going to make a mistake - John Anderton puts them before.
If at the beginning it's ok.
This is called getting to know the workflow.
If he makes mistakes constantly and after 1-2 months of work, then it already looks strange for a specialist of this level.
Well, set up a scheme, you’re not paid for mistakes, but so that you set up a work scheme, if you just think the other way around, you should be driven with sled rags
Everyone is wrong. Especially if this is the initial stage, you are getting used to a new place and to new orders. In time you will get your hands on
The first time is normal. No wonder many companies have a trial period of 3 months
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