Plankton wrote:
With all due respect, there is no correlation between the number of trainers and their comprehensivity. While I agree that you gain more experience as you train more staff members, I fail to see why a vaster number of trainers can't have equally meticulous trainings, at least roughly so. Assuming that more trainers produce worse trainings is frankly just wrong, so I can't accept that argument.

Additionally, as .uzi stated, we would tighten the training regime quite a bit which would mean that lead team members wouldn't be running around without proper knowledge of how to train new staff members anyway. So even if I suppose that your argument is valid, there is already something put in place to prevent that from happening.

Also, being able to talk directly to a single or pair of trainees allows you to convey things a lot easier than you would be able to when training a larger volume of people. Hence why it would be better to train more staff members individually, ignoring my previous arguments.