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It's been an alright day so far. I slept in a little bit and talked on the phone for a while before getting hungry and going downstairs for some food. Right now stuff seems pretty uneventful, and I don't like that work is coming up.. but tonight should be pretty cool. I haven't talked to Andrew yet but I'm going to call him within the next hour or so to see what the plan is.
I go in to work at 6 this Friday for an hour of a half of T-stack training. It's for the can loaders, but Sean specificly asked Sam and myself to come in too, in case either of us make the job change. In a way that's a good thing. I'm also kind of iffy on that, because at the moment I like my position. I'm in between the trucks and the cans, for anybody who doesn't know. I pull all the documents that the trucks bring back, and that are brought in from the front desk.. sort them into the right baskets and put them on the A or X racks respectively (except on Fridays). If it's okca, tika, lawa, rsvb, etc... it goes into a more specific place in the middle rack. I also take care of making new labels for packages that are either printed up wrong or not printed up at all. After the initial couple weeks of learning it really isn't very difficult, and a job change now would suck. On the bright side, it'll be 15 bucks to listen to a guy talk for a while.
That's all for now.
I go in to work at 6 this Friday for an hour of a half of T-stack training. It's for the can loaders, but Sean specificly asked Sam and myself to come in too, in case either of us make the job change. In a way that's a good thing. I'm also kind of iffy on that, because at the moment I like my position. I'm in between the trucks and the cans, for anybody who doesn't know. I pull all the documents that the trucks bring back, and that are brought in from the front desk.. sort them into the right baskets and put them on the A or X racks respectively (except on Fridays). If it's okca, tika, lawa, rsvb, etc... it goes into a more specific place in the middle rack. I also take care of making new labels for packages that are either printed up wrong or not printed up at all. After the initial couple weeks of learning it really isn't very difficult, and a job change now would suck. On the bright side, it'll be 15 bucks to listen to a guy talk for a while.
That's all for now.