Seamaiden
Living dead girl
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Retraining someone who's set in their ways and fully believes that their way is the right way and often the oly way is MUCH more difficult than training someone from the ground up to do it your way. I encountered this even when shipping fish. And there shouldn't be a whole lot that's different in that area--don't feed for 24hrs: check; plastic bags that hold water: check; water: check; fish: check; O2: check. So what could be so different? Yet, there are those who insist.
I thought this was the case in pretty much all industries/trades/professions. It's not just what you know, or not as much as who you know.I saw too many hand outs in the business world to the wrong people, watching people climb the employee ladder just because they were in the good ol' boys club with no accounting for actual work done. Got sick of busting my ass 70 hours a week, to watch the lazy boss's nephew get the promotion. I worry about this in the cannabis industry. No chance of moving up into a desirable position unless you are already in the club, work hard get ignored, work harder, then watch the lazy ass get ahead just because he and managment play grab ass all day and like the same sports teams. Am I wrong?