Customer and New Job
First Day of my New Job Starting a new job can be nerve racking, especially when I got my very first job. On the first day, the boss expects me to unprepared and make mistakes. That’s typical. I didn’t want to be like that; I wanted to come to work prepared. The place I worked at was CherryBerry. CherryBerry is a self-served yogurt bar where people were constantly coming in and getting various amounts of frozen yogurt and treats. When I woke up that day, I realized that I needed to be moving around; not standing. Before work, I decided to devote my time on exercising and being productive. That’s what I needed to do in order to be successful at my new job in CherryBerry. After preparing for work, I walked into CherryBerry feeling I had an advantage going in on what I did beforehand; preparing myself.
My first day on my new job couldn’t have come easier for me. Exercising before work kept my blood flowing through my body. Doing what my parents told me before they left work, helped me become productive. I felt well prepared, focused, and motivated. The first thing my boss had me do was work the cash register. I was good at math in high school so I thought counting money would be easy for me. When I was working at the register, I learned how to operate it with a breeze. I was quick moving my hands, picking up money, putting money in the register, and swiping credit cards. I remember one customer that I had to help said, “Are you new here?” after I gave his money to him. Of course I responded with politeness, “Yes sir.” Then he said, “You are fast on that register!” Once he said that, I couldn’t ask for a better start to my job. I felt so good to get customer feedback on how I was doing. After the register, my boss immediately had me start cutting food from the cold bar. The cold bar had 16 different types of candy and fruit in there. As soon as my boss told me what to do I was right on it. The first thing I had to do was get the candy from the
My first day on my new job couldn’t have come easier for me. Exercising before work kept my blood flowing through my body. Doing what my parents told me before they left work, helped me become productive. I felt well prepared, focused, and motivated. The first thing my boss had me do was work the cash register. I was good at math in high school so I thought counting money would be easy for me. When I was working at the register, I learned how to operate it with a breeze. I was quick moving my hands, picking up money, putting money in the register, and swiping credit cards. I remember one customer that I had to help said, “Are you new here?” after I gave his money to him. Of course I responded with politeness, “Yes sir.” Then he said, “You are fast on that register!” Once he said that, I couldn’t ask for a better start to my job. I felt so good to get customer feedback on how I was doing. After the register, my boss immediately had me start cutting food from the cold bar. The cold bar had 16 different types of candy and fruit in there. As soon as my boss told me what to do I was right on it. The first thing I had to do was get the candy from the