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It'll suck. I'm on my own.

However, as long as I don't over-pace myself, and do my best, I'll be fine. Many have already told me not to worry. They've seen me improve faster than anyone else, and have told me several times that they're greatly impressed with the speed of which I am learning how to work the lift.

What I'll have to do is take the day's customer pick-up tags, go to the locations stated, and pick up the products. This is because I'm starting at 6, and pick-ups don't start until later in the day. I'm to prepare the customers' orders for pick-up. When I find the product, I load it onto the lift by myself, even 20ft in the air, tape the tag onto it, and bring it to the loading floor.

Afterwards, I'll do "RTS." Basically, returned items are re-wrapped and reshelved for later distribution. It's pretty much the complete opposite of the tags. The items are wrapped up by workers all morning and, when I'm done with tags, I'll load them onto the lift and put them onto the designated shelves. Again, by myself, even 20ft in the air.

It'll be kind of nuts, but I'll be going at my own pace. I won't have someone in my ear to tell me to go faster, nor will I have to worry about messing up because I can then focus on my job.