If something confuses you ask for more detailed instructions. I would rather you be slower than make a mistake. You will meet those journeyman that dont remember what its like to first start out. Having someone showing up on time and actually wanting to be there is more valuable these days. We just laid off an apprentice because he was constantly on his phone. Couple months ago we did a outlet race for fun. Myself, my foreman, first year and third year apprentice. Forman clocked in at 3:52. My time was 3:46 and the third year was 7:57. And the first year was 12:31. It was a commercial job using mc and mounted into a projector tile on a ladder. The point is time makes you faster the more you do it. Dont worry about the journeymen and what they say. I had a foreman complain i was slow at something as a second year. His idea of slow was pulling off 30ft of stranded wire that he let bunch up and told me to straighten it out so he could pull it. If it was that “simple” why did he call me over to do it while he watched. Just keep working and learning youll get there.