In my previous role, I was responsible for sorting over 5,000 items within a four-hour shift. I organized the items by category and used a color-coded system to expedite the process. By maintaining focus and working efficiently, I was able to complete the task ahead of schedule without any errors.

I prioritize tasks based on urgency and the complexity of the sorting process. For example, if there are perishable items that need immediate attention, I would handle those first. I also break down larger tasks into smaller, manageable steps to ensure I can switch between tasks without losing efficiency.

To maintain accuracy, I double-check each item against the sorting criteria and use a systematic approach. For instance, I might sort items into preliminary categories first and then refine them further. Regular breaks and staying organized also help me maintain focus and reduce errors.

I manage stress by staying organized and setting realistic goals for each task. I also take short breaks to refresh my mind and maintain focus. Communicating with my team and asking for help when needed helps distribute the workload and reduces individual pressure.

I would start by providing a detailed overview of the sorting criteria and any specific guidelines. Then, I would demonstrate the process and allow the new sorter to practice under my supervision. I would provide feedback and answer any questions to ensure they fully understand the process before working independently.