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Doesn't this mean he/she was more used to the old functionality, which didn't work and perhaps hadn't been sufficiently retrained on the new operating procedure
by celticninja 8y ago
Doesn't this mean he/she was more used to the old functionality, which didn't work and perhaps hadn't been sufficiently retrained on the new operating procedure?
- CydeWeys 8y agoBoeing's shenanigans are the reason retraining isn't "required", though it does appear to actually have been necessary.
- cjbprime 8y agoI think training was given after Lion Air, though I agree it wasn't given before then and should have been.
- eridius 8y agoBTW "they" is a gender-neutral pronoun that has been used as a singular pronoun for over 600 years (longer than singular "you"), is less awkward than "he/she", and is inclusive of non-binary people.