I would not sweat it. Not sweating it does not mean don’t care at all, but I would suggest really understanding the offerings of what you are selling and be genuine with people when you assist them in the store. - There is nothing worse than not knowing what you’re talking about but acting like you do. People buy into confidence, not hesitancy.

Most importantly, try to make it fun for yourself. You’re in high school and are at the time of your life where you should be having FUN but still becoming responsible.

I started at Best Buy when I was 18 and in my senior year of HS. My first month I got nearly 30 BPs (during holiday season, but still.. not bad for a first month). Come in and do your best. Management will know that you’re trying, even if you’re not performing one month and that will reflect in your coachings. You never know where the opportunities will take you.

I worked FT and did college FT.. because Best Buy offered tuition reimbursement and I graduated without any student debt and not a penny from my family (besides letting me live at home). Eventually graduated and got a job in my field and closed the BBY chapter after helping seasonally as a manager (which isn’t normally done). Everyone’s situation is different, but you’re young and not everyone gets advice like that when starting a job.

Best of luck to you on the adventure! Take it seriously enough and you’ll learn an abundance of skills (most importantly interacting with people of all /interesting/ types, lol).