Steve Harris
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I would also go on to say, If you don't know, don't post in such a way that it is read that you do know. As that is probably why threads go to true Forum form, as FGW_DID puts it and gives Yorkie and others loads of unnecessary work.Very true!
The key is not to try to know everything, but to know that there are things you don't know, and on how/where to find the answers
As an apprentice I was always taught, if you are unsure, ask. But if I came across as knowing it all, (when in fact I didn't,) no one would bother to educate me and just leave me out on a limb.
Getting back on topic... Certain posters have mentioned about staff being competent / incompetent. I believe the definition of "competency" is that you had to have sufficient training and carried out the task/work a number of times to be deemed competent. Training alone does not make a person competent.
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