I was recently part of a conversation among colleagues regarding observation/shadowing as a means for trainers to learn various lines of business during the training preparation process. We have access to a variety of SMEs in our organization. Some tenured, others novice yet proficient in their work. All were once our trainees. When shadowing, the issue brought up was that there are those SMEs who know the steps to take to perform a task, yet cannot articulate the reasoning behind each step, i.e. the “Why?” behind the work. Is this a training failure? No, I would argue not. Consider within...
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