We all make mistakes. Yet when tasks are so straightforward and
mistakes are done consistently over and over again, one must try
to find out why. Mistake making seemed to be a common occurrence
with one of my staff members. Simple data entry should be easy
to do - a 10 year old could do it. My guess is that the
individual is or has one of these: - Lack of personal
responsibility. - Vision problems. - Brain fog. - Excess of
external stimulus preventing focus. - The so-called ADHD issue.
- Limited education. Lack of personal responsibility from a
physician's perspective becomes a counseling issue. Vision
problems become an optometrist's issue - at least to screen for
major conditions. However, basic supplementation with the
necessary eye nutrients could help a ton. Brain fog is a major
one. I know of an individual who has Celiac's disease - meaning
she cannot eat gluten containing foods such as wheat and some
other grains. If a person with Celiacs eats gl...