#work fears

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I panicked when it first happened,

Didn’t show it by others actions,

Copied their response for then.

I guess I’m older now.

I freaked completely the second time,

Went mad trying to apply,

To get myself a new beginning.

Seems so exhausting now.

Perhaps it’s time within the role,

Or a company that appears to care,

Perhaps I’m simply older now,

But I’m listening to what they share.

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[zimiestef]

Work fears

I think what makes it even worse, is that the only way to remove an item, is to void it. And my manager said that if we do it too much, corporate will think we are stealing. So if a customer wanted a sandwich, and then towards the end of ordering, they didn't want a sandwich and wanted a wrap, we have to void that item, and I think that's freaking stupid. If there is a actually reason to void an item, ok use the void button. But if it's a slip of fingers or a customer wanted something else, there should be a remove button.

Like, I was told that I should make less than 3 mistakes. that's near impossible for me, since the last time I touched a register, was over 9 years ago.

My nerves are freaking out, and I  wish there was a middle ground inbetween High speed environment and low speed environment.