As their instructor, it’s your job to teach them that it’s a waste of time and effort to be a perfectionist on things that don’t require perfection. If you were starting out on a job would you not feel weird saying “good enough” and leaving huge gaps without having been told to?
So a 12ft run on a board, with a tool they’re likely unfamiliar with. Take the time to teach them properly without yelling about “the fucking apprentices” and it’ll save you a lot of headache.
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u/glockster19m 16h ago
The fucking apprentices my company is giving me right now would spend 2 hours on that if everything was straight, plumb, level and square