I’ve been at my first job after college for three months now. About three weeks ago I made a mistake at work that caused a bit of trouble for a few people in my department, but not anything incredibly serious or job-threatening. My manager admitted that my mistake was mostly due to sub-par job training and regular mistakes that come with a first job. My boss was very absent when I first started at the company and he’s taking more of a direct, retroactive approach to training now with me.
The problem is, my colleagues are continually reminding me publicly of my mistake in company and team-wide meetings. They never mention my name specifically, but the conditions are specific enough that my peers can recognize that it’s me. In one week, I’ve been anonymously chastised four times. It’s come to the point where I’m losing sleep and dread any kind of meeting, less I become humiliated again. I know I made a mistake, and I’m very new at the job and have been improving rapidly with the new training, but I don’t think I deserve continual reminder of my mistakes. I learned my lesson and I’m improving, but whenever it’s brought up in meetings I feel like I’ve encountered a huge setback and I start to feel terrible and anxious. It’s making me want to quit. I’m afraid to mention this to my boss because I don’t want him to think that I’m overly sensitive. Does anyone have any advice?
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