In my previous job, I almost went to the boss at the end of my first day and said, "I can't do this. You don't have to pay me for today. I'll just leave and not come back". Two years later and the four-man team I was part of was a one-man team. Me. I was doing my own job and everyone else's too.
The best advice I can give you is to ask questions. The longer you're there, the harder it is to admit you don't know something. Never ask the same thing twice (good advice from joybird about keeping a notebook), but ask about anything you're unsure about.
Is it normal to be stressed out were you just want to cry and give up?
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In my previous job, I almost went to the boss at the end of my first day and said, "I can't do this. You don't have to pay me for today. I'll just leave and not come back". Two years later and the four-man team I was part of was a one-man team. Me. I was doing my own job and everyone else's too.
The best advice I can give you is to ask questions. The longer you're there, the harder it is to admit you don't know something. Never ask the same thing twice (good advice from joybird about keeping a notebook), but ask about anything you're unsure about.
You'll be okay. But it'll take time.