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It's much easier working with older people because they already know it all from experience rather than from ignorance.
I would say no, but technically you are right, because when I experienced that it wasn't with 20-somes but 10-somes in high school I was supervising for set construction for a play. And they were mostly idiots who needed their hand held through every last part of it. But the project of the two-story set was finished, to par with my satisfaction, and to demonstrate to people it was structurally sound I took naps under the second floor between my two stage appearances for that show. My one complaint with the crew's overall performance is damn they wasted a ton of screws and nails using too many of them and using them were they weren't needed. "What, but how will it hold together?" They would ask me. "Because this is some light and thin wood with canvas on it," I would reply "I've built houses and remolded rooms and you don't need that many screws" I assured them. They still ended up using too many though.
I find the older ones useful because they teach & keep an eye on me.
Lowe's doesn't even allow employees to smoke in their car. It has to be off the premises. And they have their employees do inventory after a "professional" inventory company does it. And those "pros," due to "efficiency" weren't necessarily encouraged to do an accurate because the store employees have to count over it anyways. And counting Lowes sucks for doing inventory. One of the worst. It's up there with Victoria's Secret in how much it sucks doing their inventory.
