Have you ever been in a situation where you are looking at someone struggle while they work on something and you're just there like why is he/she doing it like that instead of doing it this other way? Well I have and probably with one of the most stubborn person i know. That would be my dad, he hates it when someone does something he can't. But at least i got something out of working with him, and it was that not everyone has the same way of doing things there can be more than a single way to accomplish the same goal.
For one my dad is a quiet person he doesn't really talk so the last thing you would ever hear him say is can you help me. Anyway he works in construction and he uses a jackhammer. Every so often he has to change out parts that get worn down but he will try and save money by doing it himself, which is not always the best thing to do. There is two big reasons as to why it's not one of his better ideas because he usually doesn't know how that tool comes apart so he will try and force thing and will end up making it way worse and will now have to replace the broken parts. Reason two would be putting it back together to someone paying attention to how things come apart it's easy to put it back together for the most part but for him since he just pulls everything off by force it makes it really hard to remember how it went. …show more content…
Maybe after like 30 minutes I would be done with it but during the process he will be there standing over my shoulder looking at how i am doing it and telling me what not to do. Like he was telling me not to use too much force with a flat head screw driver and right when he said that my hand slipped and i made a little whole in the palm of my left hand. This showed me that he thinks in a way that is more precautious un like me were as I have to experience something so i can learn from
For one my dad is a quiet person he doesn't really talk so the last thing you would ever hear him say is can you help me. Anyway he works in construction and he uses a jackhammer. Every so often he has to change out parts that get worn down but he will try and save money by doing it himself, which is not always the best thing to do. There is two big reasons as to why it's not one of his better ideas because he usually doesn't know how that tool comes apart so he will try and force thing and will end up making it way worse and will now have to replace the broken parts. Reason two would be putting it back together to someone paying attention to how things come apart it's easy to put it back together for the most part but for him since he just pulls everything off by force it makes it really hard to remember how it went. …show more content…
Maybe after like 30 minutes I would be done with it but during the process he will be there standing over my shoulder looking at how i am doing it and telling me what not to do. Like he was telling me not to use too much force with a flat head screw driver and right when he said that my hand slipped and i made a little whole in the palm of my left hand. This showed me that he thinks in a way that is more precautious un like me were as I have to experience something so i can learn from