What is the meaning of "get on" in this sentence? What is the meaning of "get on" in this sentence? "I hear you've got a new job. How are you getting on?" I think the answer is "¿cómo lo llevas?" but I'm not sure. Could you help me, please?

My fear of speaking English Hi, my name is Paula and I’ve been trying actively to learn english since about one year ago, but I think I didn’t find the right method (I used Duolingo and similar apps) and I didn’t want to step out of my confort-zone so I didn’t learn a lot. I’m going to change my plan: I’ve done a schedule where I have written the whole necessary matters to learn a language (not only reading and listening which are the only ones that I have been studing until now ). I’m going to practice three days a week for two hours each day. And each day I’m going to study one of the matters: writting, listening, gramar, listening, pronunciation, reading and the most feared by me: speaking :$. I fear it because I’m not very outgoing in my own language so you can imagine in one that I don’t speak well talking with somebody I didn’t know… I have spoken english when I traveled to foreign countries and I have no other alternative to speak. But nothing else. And here in Spain when a friend of mine has tried to speak in english with me to practice, I don’t Know why, my mouth is locked, even if I know the answer and I understand everything, I don’t know what happens that I can’t talk. It's not rational. The feeling is similar to jump from a springboard. You see it from a lateral view and think “bah It’s not too high” but when I am above it and the more think about jumping, the more my body get stucked and I just don’t dare. So I’m going to sing up for clases. The spent money may be enough motivation to take the plunge.