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by Roger Kovaciny on December 5th, 2006
Does he want the help? He may have an entirely different way of organizing his work day and it may pay off for him. Some of my professors lectured from outlines, some from narratives, some (that I hated and others praised) just gave names and dates, some kind of spiralled around and hit the same point several times till it stuck, but you could learn from all of them.
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Well, he might have a way of doing things but he does a lot of things half-way, makes a lot of errors and has to repeat processes because it's been my observation that he does not concentrate. God only knows where his mind is. It's more stressful when he is around to help than when he isn't.
by Wendora on December 5th, 2006
That seems to be your problem--but isn't it really your boss's? But since it bothers you, you could ask your boss for permission to help him
by Roger Kovaciny on December 5th, 2006