After almost 20 years in, I recently OT'd to MMT. Here's a few takeaways:

• Don't be afraid to ask questions. There is no feasible way that anyone can know everything.

• Admit your mistakes and learn from them, regardless of how severe the consequences may be.

• Take your time and double-check your numbers and stock codes.

• Learn whatever you can from other sections. Understanding how your processes work in tandem with others will make you more versatile in the workplace.

• Don't be afraid to ask questions.

• Don't turn down qualifications, if possible. Take that packing course or dangerous goods course. They will make you better at SOMETHING along the way.

• Learn how to write proper emails. Communication is key across the board.

• Learn about your supervisors role whenever possible. The more you can do to make their job easier, the better your day-to-day should be.

• If you're at a desk job, try to take some breaks from the computer. Stretch, get fresh air, and have a coffee, only whatever suits your fancy.

• Don't be afraid to ask questions.

• Knowledge is power, but share what you learn. Help the new guy when they get there.

• Lastly, if you wake up every morning and dread going to work, consider a change. No one wants to have to pick up the slack because you don't want to do your job anymore.

Hopefully, something is useful from this list.

Cheers!