Question

The provider says to the assistant in the hall, "I'm tired of telling you how to do things and having you mess it up during an exam. Pick up your check at the end of the week and don't come back." How could this situation be prevented by using wise employment practices? What are the implications of how this was handled?

Answer 1

Some of the wise employment practices which can be implemented to prevent this situation are

• A self assessment on the work done and its drawbacks to be identified and rectified before reaching the provider's desk
• In case of a mistake ,it is always better to inform the concerned supervisor so that consequences canbbe avoided
• Apologising for the mistake and assuring the provider that these type of error will not happen in the future
• Could request for a second chance
• Knowing about th be specificity of the job and its responsibilities

The major implications while handling these type of situation is a drop in the professional image ,lack of opportunities and chances,deprived confidence on the work performed for its accuracy