Training

We got another new guy at work on Friday. I completely forget he was coming in. On my way to work I was just driving and thinking about everything I had to do that day and was determined to get all of my work caught up, and even get ahead, so that I would be free to take some short days this week and keep on top of my finals. I pull into the parking lot and there is this stranger walking up to the door, suitcase in hand. The word "fuck" just fell right out of my mouth as I realized my day would now be spent babysitting the newbie instead of getting my work done.

Nice kid, good with the parents, didn't exactly pick it up quick, but I explained it rather quickly. Hopefully Monday we'll get a chance to get it all covered.

Things to cover:

1.) Enrolling in class

2.) Dropping a class

3.) Transferring a class

4.) Importance of category 1

5.) Posting a fee

6.) Prorating

7.) Crediting

8.) Statements

9.) Tax records

10.) Camp

11.) Adding a class

12.) Injury reports

13.) Copies

14.) Trifolds

15.) Flyers

16.) Attendance

17.) Adding a class

18.) Partners

19.) Aged Accounts

20.) Misc Tab

21.) Birthday parties

22.) Birthday Party Permission Slips

23.) Open Gym

24.) Refunds

25.)Opening

26.) Closing

27.) Filing

When I have the time I should write down a training manual, but I fear that doing so would take away my job security. If I were to leave and they needed to train someone new, they would be screwed. If I write it all down then they would be fine. Too bad I would most likely be let go if I divulged all my secrets instead of rewarded for a job well done.