Anyway...if the problem is how to motivate your employees my dad is some sort of guru of this ***. He holds conferences abuot this stuff all the time.
And while I don't know all the techniques he uses the core things the employee needs is
1. teaching
2. support
3. trust(with expectations)
4. feedback
So you explain the job accurately. Be with them the first time they do it(if possible). Then give em (reasonable)objectives. When the period you gave for said objectives is closed you explain to them what part they got right and what didn't and tell them your new expectations for the next time.
Bonus: if they have suggestions listen to them. If it's a bad one explain why that isn't the direction you want to take the work. If it's good show them appreciation and encourage them.
Also the same core principles I use as well and it used to be effective on training people (It was for me when I was trained in this same way). But I have never seen them listed and defined like this clearly so that actually helps me in maybe simplifying the steps I use. Thanks Seha :)
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I think one major part of the problem at my work is I'm the only one who is teaching with any sort of standard like this so what I end up spending most of my time on is damage control fixing what other employees have done to my trainees.
I have people who don't know what to do trying to enforce the wrong ways on new employees and even on myself. These particular employees are the most difficult to work with because their tempers flare up if they are informed that they are doing or training people to do a task incorrectly.
I try to explain that work is not a competition but rather a team or a family that supports each other and builds each other up rather than using each others mistakes to gain favor in the bosses eyes.
When I got hired back here it was because the store had literally zero training other than the owner him self and his people skills are beyond atrocious.
(we recently fired about 3/4 of the staff due to their corruption/stealing/conflict making and drug use)