I’m also beginning to allow myself to see my higher potential at my job.
Previous to now, I haven’t entertained any real notion of becoming a driver.
We have drivers, who are the leads. They interact most with the customer, as they are the ones who initially knock on the door, talk to the customer, plan the way in (usually, unless you know what you’re doing as a helper) and - and here’s the past hesitation - are responsible for installation of the appliance(s).
Then we have helpers (my position) that handles everything to do before the appliance goes into the house (taking it off the truck, prepping it, and usually dollying it into the home, setting it up for the lead to install, and so on) and everything having to do with taking the old appliances, if there are any, out of the home and getting it onto the truck and secured.
I’ve hesitated because I was unsure of my ability to do the job without mistakes that would be costly. In other words, the ol’ perfectionist trauma.
This seems to be fading as I’ve caught myself considering my options with my company, if I stay with them for any length of time.