I'm a tutor and I have a coworker who I've never seen do their job. This person never asks any of the students if they need help and if a student asks them something, my coworker comes over to me for the answer (interrupting me and the student I'm helping). I don't think my coworker is unwilling, I think they don't know the material. I talked to a student who came in for help on a day I wasn't there and never came back because this person couldn't answer any questions. Also, the hours I can work per week are limited because of funds, but this person is getting paid to do nothing.
Should I tell my boss or just let it go? Then if I say something, how do I word it? I'm not trying to be a tattle tale or cause trouble, but it looks really bad and demoralizes the student if they come in and the tutor can't answer any of their questions. This person not doing their job reflects on all of us.
2007-11-07
06:15:21
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Ayame
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