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If your boss hasn't left yet, talk to them. Ask if there's a runbook and what credentials you'll need. Both aren't just reasonable questions, they're required
by alistairSH 4y ago
If your boss hasn't left yet, talk to them. Ask if there's a runbook and what credentials you'll need. Both aren't just reasonable questions, they're required to be known to complete the task.
If boss is gone, go to their supervisor.
Do this today. Assuming you're in the US, you have most of the workday to figure out what you know and what you don't.
And, as somebody else posted, calm down. Either your boss trusts you, or your boss is an arsehole. Either way, that's a good thing to know now. In the first case, great. In the second, no great, but you know you don't want to work for him beyond this internship.
- dbtonez 4y agothanks for the advice. to add some context, i have been voicing concerns and i just feel that i may be in a position where i have to take the silence and work it out for myself - i must remember all the resources i have available to me (including you kind folk here at HN) and work with what i have been given. i have gotten myself this far, and only i can make it better for myself. time to nut up or shut up i suppose and stand up for myself.
- thrown_22 4y agoYou're being fucked and scapegoated. Get your resume ready and figure out a way to make this into an amusing story for your next interview. >Yeah, so my direct supervisor left for a vacation the day before a major update and left me to do it with 12 hours notice. Didn't even give me login credentials haha.