Worried about job?

Question

I shallbe going to my first day on my new job takeing care of pets pretty soon. I will be working a good 23hours in a 4day period. But I'm worried about the first day...for 7hours. Even though it shall be training in a few days before the 23hours in a four day period. But I need help calming down. I mean what if I don't like it? What if I get bored? What if...

Answer 1

Do your best and learn what you can.

Don't worry about too much - you are NEW people expect you to be NEW. That's one of the good things!

Ask questions - that's GOOD from a new person ... it shows you are thinking and concerned about doing a good job.

Don't worry so much! You will do fine (and like someone else said, you PROBABLY won't be doing this in 20 years ... don't worry about long term issues!!!)

Hang in there and remember, we all were new once!!!

Best of luck!

Answer 2

Please clear up some confusion. So you said you found a new job. Your subject line says you have a job interview? Are currently employed? And you weren't entirely clear on how you quit your last job. Sending your resignation WITHOUT giving any notice? Did you leave the same day you resigned? If you left the previous company without giving the customary two weeks notice, that was and always is bad form. Shows unprofessionalism. They likely won't be able to tell any future employers this, but it's not going to help your cause. On the flip side, if you left your former employer happy with your term with them, they could still rave about you. That is always preferred. No worries about the gap in employment history. You can go two routes: 1) Be honest. Simply say you wanted a change and enjoyed a much-needed break. Any human will understand this. 2) Tell a white lie. Say you traveled. Say you wanted to dedicate yourself to some family matters. Say whatever you think they'll want to hear. Potential employers care less about gaps than they do about their true impressions of you as a future employee based on the interview, your qualifications and your references.

Answer 3

Going on your first day on your new job is like going on a first day of school. There are a lot of questions going on your mind. Always remember that you were hired on that job because they saw that you have a potential and you have the ability. Your new job is not rocket science or you're not gonna send a man on the moon so don't worry its not that hard. What you need to do is listen and take notes on your training day so you won't miss any details. Also try to be acquainted with your new work as soon as possible and do take it seriously. After a few days of attending your new work you will start to gain confidence because you are getting familiar with the procedures and things that you should follow. Do try to enjoy your new work and things will be just fine. Good Luck and congratulations on your new job. Hope this helps.

Answer 4

What have you got to lose. Go and do your best! You may be pleasantly pleased by the end of the day. Have faith in yourself.....If you hate it after day one, start looking for a new job tomorrow.

Answer 5

Quit worrying about all the "what if's".

If you hate the job, you look for another one. You didn't sign on for life.

Answer 6

its training. your gonna sit around and either watch videos or learn. no one can tell you if your job is gonna suck or not. you just have to wait. but i hope you have fun. you need to calm down cus your making it worse for somethign you have never experienced.

Answer 7

It's never as bad as it seems. If you don't like it, you can always quit and start your search over again.

Answer 8

Take deep breaths and tell yourself your going to do fine!

Answer 9

If you need the money, don't worry about how board your going to be.

Answer 10

breath!! tell urself to "breath" .. it is what it is .. ya be fine - believe in that and urself :)

good luck