Mentoring Future Technicians ~ Audio Podcast Episode 72
Today we look at an interesting topic. It is something that really hit me about a week ago, while talking to a student at N.T.I. We as mentors and leader in a shop have a far bigger roll in “bringing up” the next generation of good technicians than we think, or maybe want. Overall I don’t think we do as good of a job for our new mechanics as we should. Understanding that this generation coming into the shop is DIFFERENT THAN YOU! And guys that is okay. They don’t have to be you to be good. They see things differently. That can be a huge advantage if we capitalize on it.
Join me today as we dive into:
- What I said to that NTI kid
- What type of tech I want to work next to
- What the roll of a leader in the shop is
- “It’s not my job”
- Kids behaving poorly
- and more
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