Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
How do you train technical interns?
It’s actually quite challenging to train interns who don’t know their way around and can’t communicate in the local language.
That's because we need to teach everything thoroughly from 1 to 10—and go into even greater detail.
We need to break down the numbers from 1 to 10 and teach them up to about 30.
Only after going to such lengths do they finally start to gradually learn.
After all, Japanese is a difficult language.
And the most important thing is to watch over them,Please don't yell under any circumstances!
How would you feel if you were yelled at every time someone was teaching you something?
It's annoying, isn't it?
Even if you have questions or concerns, you don't want to ask, do you?
The more you yell at someone for something they can't do, the more they'll shrink back and become unable to do their job.
This is true all over the world, whether you're Japanese, Vietnamese, or Nepalese!
Sometimes there's no helping it when danger strikes.
However, I usually try not to get angry or yell.
Always be kind and patient when teaching!
Let’s approach education with the fundamental premise that we don’t understand 100% of it.
And even if they make a mistake, I don't get frustrated—I just teach them again.
That way, you'll have a sense of accomplishment.
Success boosts your motivation.
Once they get motivated, they'll keep learning more and more about the job.
That’s the time to really dive into your work.
Once they reach that level, they’re employees who can thrive anywhere.
If you're the type of person who gets angry while teaching, you should take a moment to...Let's count to 6!
1... 2... 3... 4... 5... 6
Let's count to [number] before we start talking!
It's also important to learn to control yourself.
People who yell can also be an opportunity for you to change yourself.
Let's work on changing ourselves little by little!
I’m changing as I teach foreigners how to do their jobs.
It's killing two birds with one stone!
We can grow together, can't we?
And, surprisingly, people who yell often don't realize they're yelling.
Try to pay attention to your own words and actions as well.
Let's not get hung up on the little things—let's take our time and teach them thoroughly!
Please scold them behind their backs when they do something wrong!
Please make sure to praise people for their good deeds in front of everyone!
Let's keep at it and make things better, little by little!!!
However, if you let them get too carried away, foreigners tend to think in ways that are completely off the wall compared to Japanese people, so,
Make sure to tighten everything properly!!! lol
See you later.
