Well, topics here purge real quick. Anyways, went through two days of "training". Not necessarily training, but just working and learning at the same time.
Still confused about a lot of things, but that's okay, I guess. I mean, I'm gonna be "officially working" tomorrow, which means I'll clock in and out during my shifts.
I guess working is pretty cool, if you want the cash! The thing is, this job may not be the best job, but my boss is real chill and schedules can be real flexible. If you can't work at a certain day, well... They'll figure something out. This isn't a "super" serious job, co-workers just chat with each other and chill. I don't know them too well yet, and I only really know one of them. I've met three others, though, but they seem pretty cool too.
If I had to relate, working at a new job feels like learning how to drive for the first time. You're confused but you're constantly doing it and you'll get used to it. I really hope it's gonna be like that. On my first day of driving alone with my actual license and insurance, I was pretty nervous but the more I just drove, I got pretty comfortable. I'm still not the best at parking and I'm sometimes just way too cautious when estimating my car's size.
One of the best feeling about working is probably when you're about to get your paycheck. My first ever paycheck. Eh, even though I'll actually only be working 3 hours officially for this week, I don't mind.
Hopefully, working will be more fun when I get to know my co-workers more. Maybe ask them about how they like it here and how long they've been working.
By the way, I think I suck at doing my job. The cash register confuses me.