Scared Of Working Cash Register

I'm afraid of becoming a cashier ... any suggestions? 3

I am 15 years old and I will work as a cashier. I'm not good at math, but I definitely don't laugh at it. I'm just struggling with the basics (I know) and the worst part is that I'm so shy that I can panic and it can make counting easier. I thought the cash register would give you a refund ... but what if it doesn't? I'm still afraid I won't get it even if I give it back ...

Don't worry, everything will be fine. If the note tells you (which you know, even the most basic ones are doing now), the receipt will be received!

I've been a cashier for 3 years and I love it! At first I was nervous but after the first day I could not wait to come back :)

There is not much math except counting. I always get them first, like change. Send spare parts to customers first, then contact them ... It's easier for customers to drive like this. In the beginning, don't worry about speeding. You will be amazed to know that of course you go fast :)

Bring a simple calculator if you feel you need to do some deep calculations. Even so, owning one is still beyond the reach of the average person. I read English for a reason, I don't do math, but when it comes to money, I really learned a lot! The best of L!

Congratulations on getting the job. Your parents should be very proud of you. The company that hires you must believe that you can work. Believe in yourself As a woman, I can tell you what I see from the cashier handling my transactions. Help for example!

1 Be polite and respectful, even if the person is rude.

Say hello to 2 customers; say hello with a smile and

Once done, say thank you and that's fine.

3 Keep eye contact at all times during the conversation.

Handle 4 items carefully. Don't throw things there

Gently bend as many objects as possible.

5 We apologize to all users for service delays (whether or not)

Your mistake

6 Talk loud and clear to customers. Tell them the amount

Count the sales, count the money they give you, repeat.

"This prevents them from saying that they have given you another amount."

Let them know how much you will change. I always have this.

Recipes with your coins.

7 Remember to recognize children; they are cute, ask them.

When you want a bag.

8 Remember that the customer pays your salary. Without repetition

Your unemployed business. Make every customer realize.

Important and special. Enjoy the time they take

Full day

Honey, take a deep breath first. everything will be alright. Sure, you will have days when you don't want to work and days when customers will be rude, but overall, you'll be fine. Actually I have a lot of jobs where I've learned that I can't, but tell the Senate and Bam that I can. Be confident and kind to everyone. You don't have tapes.

I am also 15 years old and I work as a cashier. Trust me, I've always feared that Mai would make a mistake and tell me the right change, but you have to believe in yourself and give it your best shot. Some customers are rude and can't be helped, but try not to be rude, it doesn't make sense. But it is not so difficult. So do what needs to be done, and if something goes wrong explain what happened to the customer and apologize. Tell them your news and everything they will understand. Becoming a cashier is a job! Try to be sociable and communicate because talking to people is fun, you learn new things and being social is always a good thing.

Oh! And try to look cute because you have cute boys all the time :)

Ledger does the math for you, make sure you do the math correctly. Some people can count people and it helps them. But I never met him, he ate more and more. Just relax and take your time, because it is better to fix it than to run away and give someone a bad break.

Also, make sure that the customer does not put money in the cash register after counting and making changes. Peel a squash, grate it and squeeze the juice. That way, in the event of a dispute with a customer, you can do exactly what he or she gave you. Otherwise, if they say you made the wrong change, you or your supervisor / manager will have to count the entire cash register to see if the balance is balanced.

The most important thing is to rest. Also, make sure your sweater doesn't steal your thousands of dollars (as one of my older sweaters did).

Scared Of Working Cash Register

everything will be alright. This is not the most complicated calculation you will ever make. Calm down, I know how you feel because my first job was as a cashier. That's a good thing.
OK, if not, walk around the school, but if you can't, try to get to school as soon as school doors open. Unlock it, find your key and write it down where you found it. . If you do not know that you have enough time to do so, I suggest that you see if the key is labeled building 500 and I can find a way for you beyond this building 600.
Don't worry, if they let you out they will train you. They will force you to work (and it's not that hard, it does all the work for you) and everything you need to know. You don't really have to talk to the customer, so if you're shy, that's fine. It's okay to panic because it's your first job, but you'll be fine.

Scared Of Working Cash Register

I will be in your session on Monday ... I am getting restless today.

Great advice, we'll be careful if you make a mistake! We all do this especially with the first job! And you will learn from it! Know that counting and talking at the same time will feel like a habit! I now!