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Not the first home safety place I've worked for. I don't even bother flipping through their database—I know most of the hazards by heart. Not long into the morning, the junior supervisor who interviewed me drops by my desk to update some of the permissions on my computer. Some of it's stuff my cubicle-mate doesn't seem to have.
Guess it makes sense. I'm entry-level right now, but I shouldn't be for long. They promised me if I perform well, they'll let me "descend" to Junior Supervisor. The "descend" is kind of funny, but made me hopeful. Maybe it means they treat their non-managerial staff well?
First day goes fine. I give everyone their diagnoses, roll my eyes at the prank caller, and earn a bug spray coupon. Overall, not bad.