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Oh hun of course it is! Everyone makes mistakes! You’re still a new an employee and are still learning! Keep trying and keep working hard! You’ll get there! Best of luck sweetheart 🖤
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Thank you so much :’)
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I've been in my current position over 2 years and I still make mistakes. Everyone makes mistakes. When you make a mistake take responsibility for it and learn from it. Give yourself a break. And I have this same fear. My manager has told me on numerous occasions that I am an asset to the team and that I am great with both customers and coworkers. Yet I still constantly feel like I am on the verge of getting fired.
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I’ve been told stuff like that too. I know my manager speaks highly of me, but I still can’t help but feel insecure
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It’s just something I’ll have to work through :)
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I work hard. I give 100% I really do. But I still fuck up and it makes me so upset when I do
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I've been at my job for 5 months and still stress over my mistakes from time to time. What keeps me grounded is remembering that I'm human and can't expect perfection every time. Others will understand and still value your strong work ethics! You'll be fine, just continue to learn and grow.
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Thank you I’ll do that :)
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