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Old 08-23-2007, 07:35 AM #1
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Default Questioning my ability to work
I just screwed up big time at work. I got my backside reamed by a branch in Florida because of something I did and accidentally stepped on some territorial toes. Right now I am questioning whether or not I am truly able to be here. I keep thinking I am doing a good job but something happpens and I seem to not be. This was after a branch manager stated that I was doing a good job yesterday.
I have only been here an hour and all heck has broken loose. My boss is in CA and I can't talk to her for another hour or so.
I feel so stupid thinking I could do this right now. I also want a quart of ice cream!
UGH!
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