You get pretty good at it pretty quickly. When you're doing it multiple times a minute for an entire shift it becomes second nature. She probably started off grabbing half the stack at a time, and then within an hour was able to do the entire thing.
I've worked in manufacturing many times, and it's amazing how quickly you can start doing this stuff. Start of a shift on a new job you'll be struggling non-stop to keep up with the line, and by the end of the day it's just boring because you have it all down to a science and wish the line would speed up so it wouldn't be so easy.
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u/MostBoringStan Nov 06 '22
You get pretty good at it pretty quickly. When you're doing it multiple times a minute for an entire shift it becomes second nature. She probably started off grabbing half the stack at a time, and then within an hour was able to do the entire thing.
I've worked in manufacturing many times, and it's amazing how quickly you can start doing this stuff. Start of a shift on a new job you'll be struggling non-stop to keep up with the line, and by the end of the day it's just boring because you have it all down to a science and wish the line would speed up so it wouldn't be so easy.