Update: it’s my second week. Apparently I suck so bad at preloading they put me on another belt. My job is to split the belt and load two trucks. Full-time sup came by and asked me how I was and I said the difficulty wasn’t as bad. I’m still tired because it’s a lot. All the while I’m supposed to listen to the other pt sup discuss safety and tell me to hustle and be urgent. I’m so slow. Is there any hope for me? Other than that, I am much happier where I was moved to because that last lady was hard. I almost feel like I’m going to lose my job if I don’t get better! (Or at least that’s what they make me feel like.) Thanks a lot for reading. I’m just venting.
Lol.
You're needy. And still almost assuredly doing fine.
My first 3 months, I did probably 8 different spots. It's something you're going to have to get used to, until they find a little slice of hell that you can call home.
Basically, we have a certain number of preloaders, and most preloaders have their own area to load. All areas covered. Until someone goes on vacation. Then someone has to cover it.
Which will be the low guy (sorry, gal) on the totem pole.
Splitting the belt and loading two trucks is a full area where I am. Might not be the hardest area, but it's a real area.
You aren't going to be fired. I was a horrific preloader for a year. I tried. But I was still terrible. As long as you show up, keep trying your best, and don't punch anyone, you're fine.
Relax. This job is not worth taking stress home over. The fact that you care means that you are already miles ahead of most of your coworkers.