Just started a new job and my coworkers are complaining about

I highly doubt they're complaining that you don't know what you're doing because you're new. Unless it's something you said you had experience with but actually lied about.

>>18078286
Idk. They just said I'm slow and I was like "yeah it's my first day" and then the boss called me over and said "we've had some complaints. People are saying you're slow as shit. What do you have to say about that? Huh?"

I just told him "I'm doing everything correctly and I seem to be keeping up to pace with the other guys"

He said "yeah I wouldn't expect you to get it right on your first day"

I was like okay then wtf you asshole

>>18078301
What's the job? Did you tell them you have experience?

>Wat do?
Above all else, please the boss.

"New job coworkers" can be anything. They can be any amount of good, or they can be any amount of bad.

I feel damn certain that friends of mine have been put out of at least one job because of unsubstantiated accusations. Read: either they made up shit which didn't actually happen, or they ganged up to accuse you of something which was actually their fault. If your boss isn't smart enough to see through this, you get blamed for something you didn't do.

So why please the boss? The boss fires you whenever they feel like it, if they're your actual boss and you're not on a tenured contract. Bosses are human; they can be deceived and manipulated just like anyone else. So be damn sure to get on the boss' good side, because if you're on their neutral side then you can be fired because of a lie.

>inb4 someone criticizes me for trying to teach the art of office politics to those who don't know

>>18078304
It's just console testing for GameStop bro. It's fucking easy but everyone's trying so hard to suck the bosses dick

>>18078317
How are you slow at console testing?

>>18078328
Idk. They're all dickheads man

>>18078267
Get a new job, that place sounds lame.

>>18078334
Try to adapt quickly ignore them, if you have any "nice" coworkers ask for recommendations, tips, etc.