So I’m getting trained at this new job today and my supervisor comes over to check up on me I guess and says so. How are you doing? I answer back?

[Anonymous]

I say I guess I’m getting it slowly because there’s a lot to learn in one day and he’s like well. I heard you’ve been asking questions so in a way like as if that’s good I would think I was like yeah I’ll ask until I finalize, I got it. I don’t know if this is a bad ass questions or is that a good thing

[AviatorTom]

You tell him the truth. "There's a lot to learn but I'm picking it up."

[Asker]

Picking it up slowly

[Anonymous]

I think Advisor Smith explained it quite well.

[Asker]

Sure

[Asker]

U sure im starting to doubt myself?

[Opinion Owner]

I'm sure... you should believe in yourself.

[Asker]

Why he mention that I asked questions my supervisor

[Opinion Owner]

Probably because your supervisor knows if you are ready for the new job.

[Opinion Owner]

Thanks for the MHO

[AI Opinion]

Asking questions is an excellent approach to learning, especially in a new job. It shows your eagerness to understand and willingness to engage with the material. Supervisors generally appreciate when employees ask questions because it indicates that you're actively processing the information and care about getting things right. Continue asking questions until you feel confident, and remember that it's a vital part of the learning process. It demonstrates your commitment to growth and success in your role.

[Asker]

Thankss

[Jmmmfi4]

It's a new job... give yourself time to learn

[Asker]

Thanksssss

[Ariesman81]

Chill out. You got this.

[Asker]

Sounds like he mad at me

[Ariesman81]

😂😂

[Asker]

Yes?

[Ariesman81]

It's a normal response. Both answers are fine. He's just acknowledging your effort and willingness to learn.

[Asker]

Aweeee yes did say don’t stress about it too much

[FateofOphelia]

Say the truth