Wait that’s a thing?

Edit: I looked it up. It’s called AG-GAG, and it’s unfortunately a thing.

Troubleshooting is an underrated skill. We’ve had so many technicians struggle because they lacked troubleshooting skills, many leave after a few months to a year, and some do eventually pick it up, but man is it nice to have a new hire that already knows how to look up manuals and troubleshoot

…and haven’t breathed out yet