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Do employers usually assume that new employees will make a few mistakes?
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Employers usually assume that employees will make a few mistakes.?
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Employers usually assume that new employees will make a few mistakes?
Yes, it's common for employers to expect new employees to make mistakes as they learn and navigate their roles. Making mistakes is a part of the learning process, and employers often provide training and support to help new hires grow and improve. What's important is how new employees learn from their mistakes and take steps to improve their performance.
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