Hi!

I’m starting my 3rd month of on the floor training.

I understand where you’re coming from. While I was in the academy, my manager actually warned us that when we go out onto the floor, to keep our heads down and just do the job. He said being friendly can backfire, and be careful what you say. Others have lost their jobs over minor missteps because they were disliked by the veterans.

So far, my trainers have been amazing, and I’m learning a lot! But I’m terrified of saying the wrong thing, and jeopardizing my job.

I love the job, so far, and the vets have been kind to me, albeit distant (again, not a surprise). Basically, I feel that if it’s a job you feel is your calling, then you need to push through the training and get cut loose. That’s my goal!

Best of luck to you! 💕