Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
There are some people who won't teach young people how to do their jobs, right? lol
I wonder why that is?
And yet, the person saying that is always going on about how busy they are, right?
And he says young people don't work and can't do anything.
It’s always those kinds of people who won’t teach the younger staff how to do their jobs!
And he just keeps yelling, no matter how much time passes.
Teaching others how to do a job is a very advanced skill.
This is something you can't do unless you truly know and understand yourself.
So, in a sense, people who say they won't teach you the job,
It’s not that I won’t teach you—it’s that I can’t.
And above all, what people who say that fear is that young people will take their jobs!
That feeling of terror!!
This is it.
I can't bring myself to tell anyone because I'm afraid I'll lose my place here.
I find myself worrying that the young person I taught might become better than me, putting my own position at risk.
But what’s the reality?
When we teach young people how to do their jobs, they quickly become really good at it, which is a huge help to us older guys, and
And you'll be able to do different kinds of work.
And I'll teach you that job, too.
As relatively skilled workers, our job is to,
It’s about passing on the work from the past to the younger generation and integrating it with our current work!
There will never be a shortage of work.
You often hear people say, “The master passed away, and all the skills were lost.”
That's such a waste, isn't it?
Skills are meant to be passed down.
We'll travel through time little by little, taking our time.
And as the past and the present merge, they give rise to today's technology.
If you keep holding onto outdated technology forever, it’ll eventually become useless!
It's way too old, lol
That's why it's a fusion with the present!
Old guys, please share every single technique and tip you know and have up your sleeve!
And please pass everything on to the young people of today.
If you do that, things will go more smoothly.
It’s all about “input” and “output,” as they often say in the business world!
It’s said that the ratio is 30% input and 70% output!
Please teach at least two other people one skill that you know.
If you do that, you'll pick up new techniques and get the hang of things.
Put it in, take it out, take it out. Put it in, take it out, take it out lol
In our case, students are usually able to play rotary percussion within about six months of joining.
Even Vietnamese people can use it.
Back in the day, you’d work in the shop for three years and at the plant for three years—would they teach you how to operate a drilling machine after that?
Those were the days.
For now, whether they're motivated or not, we'll teach them everything first and then assess their aptitude!
I think those are the times we live in.
Of course, I’ll teach you slowly and thoroughly to ensure there’s no danger.
"Why are we doing this?" my friend asked...
All that's left is to repeat it.
The person who was taught passes it on to the next person.
If we do that, teachers will study even harder!
After all, you can't teach others if you don't understand it yourself, right? ^^
Let's keep teaching you as much as we can while we have the time!
See you later.
