So if he ' s willing to ram cop cars out of the way do you think he will slow down and yield to pedestrians as he flees from the cops ? Obey traffic signals ? Drive on the proper side of the road ? Would you feel better if the cops let him go only to crash into someone later on ? If I stood on the street firing random rounds into houses the chances are I won ' t hit anyone so really the cops should just let me do it . My life is far more important than the chance I could hurt someone right ? <| sep |> I felt exactly like that when I started my job . I realised that I didn ' t know nearly as much about the stuff I was working on as the team I was working with . Later on I realised I was putting pressure on myself by feeling that I needed to prove myself to the rest of the team . The expectations I was placing on myself were far greater than my bosses expectations . Before I left the house I was full of dread at going back in as things are a struggle when you ' re new to a place and are unfamiliar with the processes and don ' t know who to speak to about things . You can feel like you ' re being a pain to you colleagues by having to ask questions all the time . It takes time to settle into a new job . Once you accept that fact , you ' ll feel a lot better about things and you ' ll pick things up over time . As long as you ' re trying they ' ll see that and it will be noticed .