One of those days when I feel like I'm about to get distracted and I can't wait for my shift to start working part-time p7 (diary)

Sunday, April 27

Complete manual mastery

Today was my seventh day and sixth time working as a cashier. This time, although I did not accomplish anything remarkable, I had not yet received any explanations that I did not already know, so I decided to learn them by listening to the explanations. I really wanted to work the cash register, but the clerk in charge of the cash register was an operation I needed to know, so I pushed aside my desire to work the cash register by myself and concentrated on listening to the explanation.

I was able to learn smoothly because I was used to working at a cash register and had read the manual in advance.

Because there was a lot of explanation this time, I was not able to reach the number of customers I wanted to serve, but I am glad I persevered because the content was really important.

What I learned: I learned how to operate to return all or part of an item, and how to cancel an operation when I typed the wrong price.

The close call: I was so obsessed with the number of customers I was serving that I almost lost track of the explanations. I had the desire to go back to my cash register and continue serving customers. I am getting very used to it, but there are still areas where I falter.

For example, when there are a lot of customers in line and I get impatient, I tend to be sloppy and sloppy in checking items through the register.

I think I have said that both quality and quantity are important for my growth, but I have become impatient because I think that if I want to ensure quality, I have to ensure a lot of quantity as well.

I also became impatient and my voice became quiet, making it difficult for customers to hear me. However, I think I did what I could do at that time.

If someone asked me if I wanted to go back in a time machine and start over, I would say, "I did everything I could at the time, so there was no need to go back and start over. I was that confident.

Even with the mistakes I made, I am enjoying my time at my current part-time job because it is so fulfilling.

PS: I got a cup of coffee from a senior colleague who mentored me. I am grateful.

Monday, April 28

My real pleasure now

Today I went shopping at the supermarket where I work part-time.

When I saw the cash register, I felt like I wanted to do it too. I don't know why, but I think I can figure it out somehow. I guess it's because I really enjoy working with the older workers and working the cash register.

I can't wait for Wednesday, but Wednesday will come soon. I don't want to say so, because then they will complain that the time is taking too long.

What I can do is to ask for more time for my part-time job, or I can move faster and make the most of the day within the limited time I have. I always want to say thank you to the senior part-timers for their hard work until late at night.

Byte p. 6 (Diary) My Great Revolution

 

Saturday, April 26,

The Great Development of Cashiering Skills

Today was my sixth day of work and my fifth time as a cashier. Last time, I made a humiliating mistake against myself and felt bad that it was time for my next part-time job.

I was told that the mistake was that I was too eager and did not do as I was taught, and I felt sorry and wanted to leave early at the same time. However, I thought that if I couldn't reflect on the mistake and move on to the next one, I wouldn't be able to grow in any way, so I decided to somehow do my best for the customer.

And now, on this sixth day, I have organized my feelings and decided not to make the same mistakes as in the past, and headed for my place of employment. This time, I am beginning to think that I am very good at what I do.

I used to serve 100 customers in 5 hours. Until now, I had served around 30 to 40 customers. But this time, 100 customers. It was an opportunity for me to feel that I was growing so much.

When I analyzed why I had grown so much, I realized that I had promised myself not to repeat the mistakes of the past, that I could not change the past, and that the only person who could change the future was me, and that I was determined to make the best of the present.

Improvement is seen as common sense for those who work in society, and I was able to do it this time. My speed at the cash register, my skill at organizing items in my basket, and my customer service skills have improved. I still make small mistakes, but they are much less frequent and I am able to be calm and not nervous with customers.

As a postscript, a boy of kindergarten age came shopping with his father and was buying sweets. I was in charge of serving him at the cash register, and I felt a small happiness during my shift.

That small happiness was when he waved bye-bye to me and hung up when the checkout was over. He also shook my hand and cheered me up.

I think that feeling of small happiness made it easier for me to recover from the embarrassing mistake I made last time and motivated me to move forward. It was the first time in a long time that I felt my children were precious to me. I want to say thank you for supporting my heart at that time. I think I met an angel.

I am glad that I could smile more this time. I had a good day because I make my part-time job part of the fun of my life.

Next, I have to be careful: Even though the number of customers and skills are increasing, we must not get too caught up in the numbers. If we get too caught up in the numbers, the quality will suffer. This was true in my studies.

What I value is both quality and quantity. While doing the quantity, carefully improve the quality within the quantity. I place emphasis on quality as a natural condition for doing quantity. I know it is difficult for only me to convey this, but I believe that quality and quantity are a double-edged sword.

I would like to reflect on what I have done so far and grow more greedily.

1 Week Life 1 Week Endurance Group Posture

 

One Week Endurance Group Posture

Do you have any bad habits that you are somehow making a habit of? Would you like to correct them with me? I was thinking about this when I came up with an idea.

I thought that if I lived for a week, I could improve my bad habits in seven days and become the person I want to be. Endure for seven days. Just endure for seven days. If you endure for seven days, it will become a good habit.

Bad posture can lead to strange diseases (I don't have exact evidence, but I think so). I had a hunchback. When I looked at pictures, I looked like an elderly person with my face or shoulders in front of me.

I knew I had to fix it as soon as possible because if I spent my time with such a posture, even though I was still young, I might lose people's trust. Let's improve my stiff shoulders and back pain before they get worse.

My theme for living for a week is to be conscious of my posture. When I am looking at my smart phone, I naturally feel that my posture is getting worse. Have you ever experienced this?

If so, let's fix it with me right away.

The period is from April 21 to 27.

April 21, Monday I have good posture in the morning. My back does not hurt because my spine does not hit the child. It feels good to feel the air going into my lungs.

When I sit in a chair, I can concentrate better when I work with my back straight than in a collapsed posture. Sometimes my posture is out of alignment, but I correct it when I notice it, which helps me to keep my mind sharp. I prefer to work standing up rather than sitting down.

Working and studying standing up helps my blood flow better. When I walk, my backpack helps me correct my back muscles.

The trouble is daytime sleepiness. I need the guts to wake up as my consciousness gradually fades.

April 22, Tuesday

Today, I am still living in a posture-conscious state. I feel like my heart is going to break today. If there is something that makes me feel deflated, my posture will unconsciously deteriorate.

In such a case, I think you should have a feeling of acceptance of everything. Then your posture will heal.

Sometimes when I sit in a chair, I feel stiffness in my shoulders because of my bad posture, or I feel the weight of something on my shoulders, and I want to go crazy. Today, my posture did not get worse.

April 23, Wednesday

I find myself on Wednesday, and today is another good day to work hard. If you can't help but feel that your posture is getting worse, try resting your back on the backrest.

April 24, Thursday I almost forgot about normal posture today. I only noticed it when my backbone was against the back of the chair.

April 25 Friday Today I was able to be careful and not like Thursday.

April 26, Saturday Today I had a part-time job, which forced me to improve my posture. I found it really easier to stand up.

April 27 Sunday Today was another part-time job. Not so different from Saturday. However, I realized that today was the last day of my posture-improvement program, so I had to get into the swing of things.

After a week of living in this way, I realized that if I consciously work on my posture, I would feel a little more confident about myself.

I don't live my life consciously just to fix my posture. I just tried to keep my mind off my bad posture by jostling my spine with my fist when I felt it was bad sometimes. I hope everyone will continue to build up their own posture and keep up the good posture.