Cross-training
Teaching employees to do multiple jobs, usually so you can pay them less and work them harder while calling it "professional development."
Examples
Examples:
- "We're implementing cross-training to increase flexibility." (we want fewer employees)
- "Cross-training helps employees grow." (we want them to do more work)
- "Our cross-training program is comprehensive." (we make everyone do everything)
Tags
trainingmultipleflexibilitycost-cuttingdevelopment
1058 views • Created 8/20/2021
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