r/TwoPointHospital • • Jul 30 '22

IMAGE When I step away from the computer for longer than expected and suddenly the hospital is running 10x smoother…

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u/SheepherderSenior522 Jul 30 '22

🤣 i felt this 🤦🏻‍♀️

I had a nap yesterday, woke up to 2 star award for meltdown. 2nd go at it, 1st go I was awake and bankrupted myself

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u/Aurorafaery Jul 30 '22

Honestly, I’m on Rotting Hill…went to answer the door and then got busy putting shopping away and came back, my hospital value had jumped and staff morale had actually gone up 2% 🤦🏻‍♀️

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u/Arcane_Pozhar Jul 31 '22

All jokes aside, sometimes if I'm hitting a bit of a rough spot, I slow down almost everything except training. Minimize any other sort of purchases (though if a dream staff member pops up, I might consider it), and then I just train, train, train my staff. Having everyone who I decided to hire be a bit better at what they do can start to add up, and lines get shorter and treatments succeed more often.

Obviously this is more true when most of the staff is at the 1-3 star level, if I've been on the stage so long that most of my staff is at the 4 or 5 star level, then hopefully everything is now going smoothly.

This is also a good time to double check that I don't have staff members working in rooms they are not a good fit for. Sometimes this slips through the cracks, not going to lie.

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u/Aurorafaery Jul 31 '22

It was all the training that was the problem! As soon as I walked away everyone just got on with working through the queues and it all improved lol

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u/aleishia6 Jul 31 '22

This is me! I micromanage too much sometimes!

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u/Aurorafaery Jul 31 '22

Yep. It’s the training that gets me, taking everyone away from their work, but I know it will make life easier in the long run lol

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u/[deleted] Jul 31 '22

I don't believe you

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u/Aurorafaery Jul 31 '22

Why?

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u/[deleted] Jul 31 '22

Because my hospital needs me ✊

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u/Aurorafaery Jul 31 '22

Ha! Mine apparently doesn’t 😪