For a newjob joiner how to learn more work from superiors, who seems very busy & spare less time for u?

Question

How can he grab more information from his boss who can work but not good at communication to subordinates

Answer 1

If your boss is not into mentoring then you have to find someone else. How about other employees -- people who have the same job as you or people who used to have the same job? Most fellow employees are willing to help newbies, especially if they know that the boss won't. Don't be too proud to ask for help.

Answer 2

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Observe, you should be a great observer and get it fast in the mind that what he is doing. Note down the doubts dont ask him when you are working or when he is busy in working and it will be difficult for him to explain as he will be thinking a lot in his mind.

Take a leisure time in between work with him (like going for a coffee or a *** will help more) during that time just start your conversation. The person will be relaxed and will try to explain all your doubts.

One more tip, try to know what is his local language. If you can talk in his local language he will be able to communicate more efficiently...

(Last but not the least, Good techies and great worker wont be having good communication skill)

Answer 3

It would be helpful to learn the exact type of work you are referring to. Supervisors already have a mountain of work to do and I am sure that if they appear disinterested, it is nothing personal.

It should be assumed that you already have the necessary training and skills to do your job properly. If there is something missing here, you may check with your local community college and opt for an evening course of instruction, related to your job. Your superiors may feel that they do not have the responsibility to educate you on the job, beyond what it takes to enable you to perform your indicated function.