Below Deck Mediterranean Captain Sandy is getting more flexible (has he heard the fan feedback?)

Below deck, the Mediterranean Sea season 9 has changed Captain Sandy Yawn in ways viewers haven’t seen before, but his new flexible nature because he’s heard feedback from fans? Although Captain Sandy has been a huge part Below deck the Mediterranean Sea, Some have criticized his behavior in the past, including members of his superyacht crew. He has captained the series ever since Below deck, the Mediterranean Sea season 2, Captain Sandy has received a lot of criticism from viewers. Many have felt that the captain can be more difficult to work with than the others Below decks concession.

Meanwhile Below deck, the Mediterranean Sea season 9 has had a classic style Below decks drama, lots of it viewers have noticed Captain Sandy’s behavior in the season for now. While he’s had his typical Captain Sandy moments of micromanaging and frustrating the crew, most of the goings on in Mustique have been easier for the captain to handle. Sandy has been able to guide difficult crew members in the past, but some have been with her as captain, especially during times when she has to keep a close eye on a crew member after discussing their misbehavior.

Captain Sandy has been called a micro-chief in the past

He has been difficult to work with for some

Although some believe that Captain Sandy is the best captain Below decks franchise company, he has also been known as a micro manager in the past. Although Captain Sandy trusts the crew, there are some jobs he wants done a certain way. Typically, Captain Sandy can be more of a micro-manager with the deck crew than the interior, because he wants to do things with anchors a certain way. Despite that, he has acted as a micro-manager in some interior jobs and inspected the work of stews in housekeeping, laundry and service tasks.

While Captain Sandy can be a micro-manager with crews inside and outside, he has been more of a micro-manager when it comes to meals on the Mustique Below deck, the Mediterranean Sea season 9. He was initially wary of being hard on Chef Johnathan Shillingford because the nurse didn’t give him much work when they were delivering food rations to Mustique. Although Jono made a few meals with less desirable portions, the food was average and Captain Sandy was not happy with the way things were going. During the second charter, he tried to be stricter with the cook.

Captain Sandy is known for giving second chances

He has always been fair to his crew

While Captain Sandy has always been firm in her expectations of her crew, she has also been able to understand that mistakes can happen in any job, especially one where the stakes are so high. The pressure on a superyacht is extreme, and the pressure a Below decks a superyacht can be even higher so Captain Sandy has been lenient in how he disciplines his crew. Although Captain Sandy has been a micro-manager when he has reason to be, he is also known for giving the crew a second chance if they make mistakes and learn during the charter.

Although the captain can be difficult to deal with for some, but he is always fair in his discipline. Captain Sandy himself has explained it It’s important to him to give crew members a chance to prove themselves. He prefers to let people make mistakes and grow rather than dismiss them without giving them a chance to be better. The captain may have had difficult times with crew members in the past, but he has been able to figure out the best way to manage his crew and run a successful charter flight while ignoring what others may say.

Captain Sandy seems to be loosening his rule

He seems to be a little less strict

Although Captain Sandy has kept a close eye on the crew for most of the charter season so far, it’s clear that he’s loosening his grip and trusting his team’s leads. Head Stew Aesha Scott returns Below deck, the Mediterranean Sea, Captain Sandy has someone who has worked below him in the past and understands how to run a superyacht handling the inside team. That’s clear Captain Sandy trusts Aesha to manage the team as he himself would do, so he has been less hands-on with the inner staff so far Below deck, the Mediterranean Sea.

The outside team may be having a tougher time after the latest charter, but Captain Sandy’s attitude towards Bosun’s Iain Maclean. Although Iain has worked well with Deckhands, Gael Cameron, Nathan Gallagher and Joe Bradley, there have been some issues between them in the latest charter. Although Iain may struggle with being treated properly by his team, Captain Sandy has trusted him to solve any problems the team may have. Meanwhile Sandy may have to deal with issues herself later in the charter seasonshe has put her trust in Iain.

Captain Sandy is more flexible, but has a contingency plan

He knows he has to have backup

Although Captain Sandy has spent his time in Mustique working hard to keep the superyacht running and the charter guests happy, he is not stressed about the problems he has encountered throughout the charter. Captain Sandy has been more flexible during the charter season, and it’s noticeable to viewers who have previously complained about his difficult directing style. While he’s loosened his grip on the workers a bit, he’s also kept a backup plan in case something beyond his control makes it impossible for him to stay away from the issues at hand.

With her issue with Chef Johnathan resolved, it’s clear that Captain Sandy may have to step in to take care of what’s about to happen. Although she wants to give him as much opportunity as possible to deal with the problems she faces in the kitchen, if the cook continues to serve guests sub meals, he must be reprimanded or fired from Mustique. For Captain Sandy, moving on may mean replacing chef Jono, but he has a contingency plan if he needs to bring in another chef. Below deck, the Mediterranean Sea.

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