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Tuesday, April 29,

Sense of the day collapses due to studying for a building permit → Big tardiness at a part-time job → What is the reaction of senior staff?

Today was my 7th day of work and 6th day as a cashier. While I was studying, I didn't realize that today was my work day and realized it when the manager called me.

At that time I thought, "I'm done. Maybe I'm going to be pissed off," I thought, and hurriedly put together an apology. As soon as I got home, I changed into my clothes, dashed across the street, and went about my business.

The reason this happened to me is that I had received a workday itinerary, but I recognized it as my usual workday and went through with my unusual Tuesday workday.

Despite the warning, as soon as I entered my cashier's number, I proceeded to work the register, but it was difficult to concentrate as my mind was occupied with the unauthorized absence and tardiness, which I should not do, and my inability to manage my own schedule.

However, I reflected on the fact that what I had done could not be helped, and since I could not let the customers I served in my own time zone see the inside of me in such a hurry, I concentrated on increasing the number of customers. As a result, I was able to handle the number of customers without any problems and was able to finish my work.

When the number of customers decreased, I told my seniors that I was late because I was studying for a housing construction contract, and they teased me and laughed at me. I really need to reflect on this blunder, but perhaps it would have been better for a future laugh than to talk about something trivial.

What can I do to avoid making the same mistake next time: Post a work schedule paper on my desk. Take a picture with your phone.

Wednesday, April 30 Reflection on a somewhat bad day:

This time, I wasn't feeling very good about my cashiering.

I don't know myself why. Is it because I went into the job of responsibly handling a customer's merchandise while my mind was still not organized in the evening? I typed the wrong product quite often and hit the key to correct it many times.

I was worried even by the new senior part-timers who had just joined the company. I exposed myself to the senior workers who had newly joined the company and asked me, "Are you all right? I guess it was because of my tardiness yesterday (April 29) and lack of sleep (I've been sleepy lately).

Saturday, May 3: 8-hour checkout on Constitution Day! Growth feeling and challenges [189 customers] GW baptism! A day of cashiering speed up & processing out customers

8 hours of Golden Week work (with breaks) Labor Law 100 -> 101 -> 189 Cashiering speed up.　Constitution Day

Today is the 9th day since I started working and I'm starting to lose track of how many times I've been in charge of the cash register. Today is my 9th day of work and my 8th day as a cashier. It is also the Constitution Day of Japan.

As a law student, I felt that today was a very special day for me. With these thoughts in mind, I completed 8 hours of customer service at the cash register. I feel that I was 85% successful this time. Specifically, I was able to learn how to deal with barcodes that didn't go through and how to deal with dirty money or money with many folds that didn't go through the register.

The other 15% was where I couldn't apply what I had learned before, or I was in a hurry and couldn't figure it out on my own, or I registered the wrong customer's items, or I was just not very good with my hands. I was not busy during my usual morning shift, but this time I was very busy because it was Golden Week.

I took it as a sign that many customers had come to the store to help me grow, even though I thought it was busy. As a result, I was able to work the cash register much faster than before, and I was able to serve all the customers in line without letting them go to other cash registers, which resulted in a line of three or four customers.

Struggle/small gut feeling: I thought I might have a hard time when one customer brought two shopping baskets to my register, but that fear disappeared with a strong will that I would be a brave person if I could overcome this customer.

He was the person who made the most purchases in the calendar year in which I worked alone as a cashier, so I think I was able to show the seniors that I was cool in my own rookie way. This time, the number of customers was 189. My feeling was that I had handled about 250 people.

That's how carefully and quickly I handled the cash register. Looking back on it now, I thought it was indeed impossible to handle 250 customers. I had never seen a record of 200 customers served by my seniors. If I had worked for eight hours straight without a break, I might have been able to reach 200 people.

In one hour, there are usually 3 minutes for each person.

Calculate total time (minutes): 7 hours x 60 minutes/hour = 420 minutes

Calculate average time spent per person: total time (minutes) ÷ number of customers = average time per person (minutes/person) 420 minutes ÷ 189 people ≈ 2.22 minutes/person

Reflect: look back at notes on how to cancel items, close the register, pay by credit card, pay by barcode, and replace money that did not go through the register so that you can quickly recall what you learned previously

Anticipate situations that are likely to cause you to panic and prepare notes at the register that you can look back on in advance

Point and confirm before registering items

Be proactive with your senior staff Ask questions

Accumulate successful experiences

Reduce product registration errors to zero within a week, shorten cash register speed by one minute

Always think “what can I do for the customer”: not only perform immediate tasks, but also "what can I do to make the customer feel comfortable while shopping?

What I was praised for: I was able to lead customers to my cash register even though it was busy.

So far, when you have done a number of people, you may be obsessed with the pleasure of doing a number of things and cannot turn back anymore.

私が日記を投稿する理由

概要　序論日記を書くビジョンやゴール(日記を投稿する目的:自分の生活の変化の記録　行動力の変化　) 本論誰も他人の日記を見ないのに公開する理由　私が日記を投稿する理由　本当に他人の日記は興味はないのかその勘違いについて　私の日記は誰に向けてのものなのか　ターゲット別の理由　日記を書くメリット　結論:まとめ(過去の自分を教科書に出来る　未来の展望　誰かの参考になると考えると日記を書くことが楽しくなる)

はじめに　私の日記のビジョンやゴール

私の日記のビジョン：一人暮らしの仕方すらわからなかった自分を日記をつけることでどれだけ成長できたか、一人暮らしのどの分野に苦戦しているのか、その対策はどう取るべきかを分析し、未来の自分に繋げていく。実家暮らしから一人暮らしをし始めたからそう出来て当然だという姿勢です。

 日記のゴール：誰からも一人暮らしが十分にできている、つまり、自立や自律できていると思われるまで。

日記を投稿する目的

星の数ほど生活している人々の中で一人ひとりの生活様式は多種多様であるため、こんな生活してみたい。もっと刺激がほしい。生活の中でこんなところがわからない困っている。などと思っている人の役に立つことが私の生活の日記ブログを立ち上げた理由。

今の日記の立ち位置についての考え

私が日記ブログを立ち上げると決めたときに「日記ブログは役に立たない需要がない」「日記ブログを投稿しても誰も見ないまたは興味がないのに公開するのはなぜ？」「ブログ初心者は日記ブログが簡単に作れる」などというサイト、ブログや質問を目にした。確かにあまり日記は見られないし、他人の生活には興味がないと思う気持ちがあるのは当然だ。読者の中には、他人の生活が自慢話を読んでいると感じている方々もいることは私自身も考慮している。しかし、そこで需要がないや役に立たない、他人の生活の日記には誰も目をつけないから別なテーマを作った方がいいと簡単に撤退するべきではないと思う。今の日記ブログの立ち位置は未来の自分の教科書、他人の生活の参考書だと思う。確かに日記は個人的な記録ですが、その中に普遍的な悩みや成長のヒントが隠されていることもあります。私自身、過去の日記を読み返すことで、当時の感情や思考を客観的に捉え、今の行動に活かせている経験があります。

誰も他人の日記を見ないのに公開する理由

私が「誰も他人の日記を見ないのに公開するのはなぜ？」という疑問に答えるなら、自己成長するため、他の人の生活を参考にするため、自分の生活を参考にしてほしいため。あなたは、過去の自分の日記を読み返したことがありますか？ そこには、今の自分では想像もできないような悩みや発見、そして成長の足跡が刻まれているはずです。私がブログという形で日記を公開する理由は、まさにその個人的な記録が、 予想外な共感や発見を生み出すと信じているからです

本当に他人は日記に興味はないのか

小学校や中学校の生活の記録というほぼ毎日と言っていいほど提出を求められる日記帳を書いた思い出はありませんか？子どもの頃は多くの覚えていられるか心配になるほどの経験をしましたが感想は「〜しました。楽しかったです。」などと感想だけで終わっていた日記が成長してくると「〜に参加しました。〜という分野について詳しく学んだので生活が劇的に変化しました。」という詳細な報告ができるようになる。感想だけでは、「で、具体的には、どうだったの？」と受け取られてしまい、子どもっぽい。学校の先生も1〜2行の感想日記では返信しづらかったのだろう。詳細に書くことで初めて、読者に読んでもらえる日記が完成すると私は考える。

誰に向けられた日記なのかと読者別の理由

落ち込んで何もできなかった人

天気が悪ければ、外出できず気分が落ち込む。失敗して立ち直れない。という人に、代わりに擬似的な体験をして立ち直ってほしい。もし今日、何もできなくて少しでも落ち込んでいるなら、過去の私もそうでした。でも、日記を読み返すと、小さな一歩でも確かに進んでいたことに気づけるんです。

他人の生活を参考にしたい人

日々の生活の中で、新しいことに挑戦してみたい。今まで作ったことのない料理を作りたい。既存のレシピで作ってきたけど、アレンジなどの工夫はできるのか、他の人は試してみたのだろうかという疑問。私こんなこと考えているけど、あの人はどんな考え方しているのか？という視野を広げたい人に有益だから。

読書が好きな人

自分にとって価値のある本を紹介して読書を楽しんでもらいたいから。

一日中何もできなかった人

落ち込んで何もできなかった人と同様

困っている人

他人の生活を参考にしたい人に同様

一人暮らしをしている人

他人の生活を参考にしたい人に同様。一人暮らしを始めたばかりの頃、私も色々なことに戸惑いました。この日記が、少しでもあなたの不安を解消するヒントになれば嬉しいです。

料理したい人

他人の生活を参考にしたい人に同様

日記を書くメリット

過去の自分と比較でき、小さな幸せを見つけられるほどの視野の広さを手に入れることができる。

まとめ

今はまだ、ブログ歴約一ヶ月程度だが、もっと多くのブログ記事を変わった視点で届けていきたい。

What happens if you don't make friendsExperience

 

In this article, I would like to talk about my experience. As the title says, I stopped making friends at a certain point in my life (when I was a student). This is because there was no one who shared my aspirations.

For example, if you set a goal to enter a difficult university, it is obvious that you should spend time with people who have the same aspirations as you.

If you have the same aspirations, you won't go out to play or do anything annoying while you study, and the presence of each other will compel you to study. The reason I couldn't find anyone who had high aspirations with me back then was because they didn't meet the deadlines for submitting regular tests or didn't do the assignments they were given in the first place, and they would copy the answers to the blank questions with a red pen.

It seemed to me that inauthenticity was boldly rounded out. Do you all want to be friends with people who do this? I do not want to be. I don't want to be in the same ring and sink in the same boat.

While living with such people, an incident occurred. The incident was the “trolley problem,” which divides opinion on issues of ethics and justice.

The content of the case is a question of justice and ethics: whether to save one life at the expense of many lives with one's own hands in front of a runaway trolley, or to save many lives at the expense of one life.

My guess was that opinions would be split in half, and the majority chose to sacrifice one life. So my thought was, are they afraid to argue, are they afraid to disturb the harmony, or are they not thinking?

I thought that if I definitely thought about something, we would disagree. I don't know if I am crazy or if the rest of the world is crazy. From that point on, I stopped making friends and gradually began to distance myself from people.

As the months went by, a certain thing began to happen. I started to notice that I became extremely reluctant to meet people, and that conversations were not smooth anymore. The biggest thing I noticed was that my mind became slow.

I often read in comic books and other media that people get high grades even if they are alone, but in reality I thought that such a thing could never happen. In real life, there are people who say they didn't make friends during their school years, but how did they manage to stay active in groups?

I think that they did not refuse to do things that they did not want to do, and that they had to push down their feelings and thoughts to follow them.

I don't want to push my thoughts away anymore. I want to go to the world of discussion.