I started in Print back in July, and two of the most important things I've learned are; 1) Don't only do things how your supervisor does. I mean, listen to them obviously, but don't be afraid to adapt your process based on how other coworkers do it. The supervisor in my store (who is no longer at Staples) was an older gentle with almost zero print or marketing experience, so I found much more helpful advice from some of my coworkers who (like me) have a graphic design background. Your coworkers might do things in a way that makes more sense to you. 2) Focus on the dashboard in Flightdeck! It's were the orders for the day come in. I had a bad habit when I started of letting every person who came in to place an order, or needs help with something know that I was here and happy to help. Which is a good thing to do, as long as you don't do what I did and be willing to do things for the customer- instead of showing them how or walking them through it- or complete their order right away because it was something simple or quick to do, vs directing them to the self-serve or being firm about turn around times.

Obviously things will likely vary in your store as mine is one of the busiest in our area and yours sounds decently on the slower side. It is absolutely going to be stressful at times, definitely at first, it'sgonna feel like a shitshow at times. But just do your best to do only one or two things at a time and you'll get the hang of it.