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Stereotypes Affecting People's Behavior Case Study

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Dave/Jimmy, Looks like we have 3 team members that did not see any opportunity to coach/correct someone 's behavior last month. Please reference the examples below and set firm expectations with them using the same database. As leaders of our work group it is expected of us to coach/correct on safety rules/shop processes please make sure they understand this takeaway during your 1 on 1. Please print and have them sign & date. You can scan me a copy once completed. Dave Melvin A. Jimmy Mark S. James

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