u/Which_Marzipan_6685

I work flex, so I only had two days of training, and, with that said, it took me a painfully long time to get another shift. This early morning, I expected to come in and finally complete my training, but apparently, nobody was available.

So I kind of awkwardly had to learn how to pick, stressed out and nervous on the line. I kept messing up, and people were getting upset. Granted, I didn't want to be an issue or cause problems for the people who were stowing. But God, there's a certain point where you have people yelling at you, bringing in a supervisor (I'm not really sure) that you can take. So I just left, sure, I'll get a point for it, but at this point, everyone was cleaning up my mess.

I plan on coming back, not quitting just yet. But I'm guessing there should be more learning ambassadors towards the morning and weekend shifts. But just in case, I put in a request for a fulfillment facility that's apparently slower-paced, mainly in the later mornings.

Working at the delivery station in a week or so, just wondering how I should dress. Also, are headphones and battery packs allowed? My phone isn't that old, but there's no way it's going to last ten hours.

So, I'm nineteen, and I just graduated from high school last month. Over the last four years of high school, I've struggled with what I wanted to do with my life. First, it was cyber security, or something in computers; then it was maritime; now it's a trade. The main thing is, I don't have a passion for any of those careers, and never have.

History has always interested me, but how do I find a career out of it? Sure, I can teach, but is there anything else I can really do? In a week or so, im signing up for classes at my local community college, but I don't have a clue about my major. My parents would pay for school in full, but I don't want to waste their money on picking a stupid major.