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Thanks I think you're correct. It's hard to take the clear disapointment from my bosses. But I can't do what I can't do and just have to aim to be better at a p

by xupybd 7y ago

Thanks I think you're correct. It's hard to take the clear disapointment from my bosses. But I can't do what I can't do and just have to aim to be better at a pace that I can. Some emotional disipline might be the best way to go. Am I doing better, rather than am I living up to the hopes of my bosses. It's scary though would I be employable if I disapoint them too much. Will I get a terrible reference? Who knows. I miss doing labour jobs were I could work my ass of all day and feel like I did a great job.

solipsism 7y ago
I miss doing labour jobs were I could work my ass of all day and feel like I did a great job. Nothing at all wrong with that kind of work.
- xupybd 7y ago
  Only the pay. I'd love to go back to that but I wouldn't be able to keep my house and make the change.
  - arthev 7y ago
    Get a different house?
bogle 7y ago
> It's hard to take the clear disappointment from my bosses. You should be brave and raise this with your bosses. You may have got the wrong idea! Ask them how you are doing and trust them to be honest with you. You may be disappointed in yourself whilst they may take a view that you are fine or improving or they are happy to offer help. Perhaps try to broach the subject with your team, too? They may be supportive if they recognise you are feeling down.