Workplace Safety - Asking Questions
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- The employer is bringing the new employee into the warehouse to tell her what he needs her to do
- I need you to use this forklift to stack these boxes on the higher shelf
- The employer is doing his job and checking with the employee to make sure they know what to do. The employee is stating they know that they know what they are doing despite the fact that they are not sure
- You got it?
- Uh yeah I got it I think
- The Employee is presenting with a false sense of confidence because they fear that if they do not know how they may be fired or removed from that job
- Alright. I will do my best
- The employee is contemplating whether or not they should go to the employer and ask for help or if they should try and remember on their own and risk breaking something
- How do I work this again? I know I got training in this.
- Maybe I should go ask? I do not want to break anything.
- Sorry to bother you, but I am not entirely sure how to use the forklift. Do you mind showing me again?
- The employee decided it would be best to ask the employer so they did not break anything and the employer responded positively and agreed to show them again
- Oh? Sure, no problem. Let's go take a look.
- The employer is thanking and encouraging the employee for asking. The employee could have gotten hurt if they hadn't of asked and the employer is thankful they did.
- No problem, I definitely do not want to break anything.
- Thanks for asking, most people do not bother and end up breaking a lot of things.
- Come over here I will try to explain it the simplest way possible so it is easy to understand.
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