My new tech is so slow at adding saliva samples to competitive ELISA plates. I thought after a week of loading two full 96-well plates a day he's be more comfortable but he's using two hands to steady the pipette.
I plan to just make him load empty plates over and over until he gets more comfortable but maybe there's a better way.
Thanks.
practice will make him comfortable. Let him learn from mistakes, rather than always do the right thing in first place and very slow.
You could tell him that time is more important than results or accuracy or money. A lot young ones hear that this or that is really expensive and that causes them to be really really careful and stress when doing the procedure or they are just too critical. If you want speed, tell him this needs to be done by this time and that you are just going for trends, so not all of the wells have to be perfect.
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