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Think I've made a bit fat mistake

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auntyspan · 07/03/2008 21:13

I left my fantastic part-time job about 4 weeks ago for another, slightly different role. I have previously worked for the chap who offered me the job, so I was quite happy - although very sad to leave my old job (the new one is LOADS nearer to home) and slightly more challenging.

But man did I f8ck up. My main client is a nightmare, was outrageously rude to me via email, the bloke looking after the account (who works for the same agency as me but is more senior) is a total lap dog and just takes all the abuse from this client - and then talks to me like I'm some child. I practically got a verbal warning from him today because I'd cc-ed someone in that I shouldnt have done (nothing conteneous, just some information)

It's not worth it. I'm a good person and even though it's my third monday coming up, I'm f8cking dreading it.

Anyone any wise words?

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flowerybeanbag · 07/03/2008 21:14

Can you go back to your old job? 4 weeks isn't very long at all, certainly short enough to get out if you know it's a mistake.

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Freckle · 07/03/2008 21:15

Is your old job still available? Go back to it. Nothing is worth that sort of treatment. You'll end up making yourself ill with stress.

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auntyspan · 07/03/2008 21:18

weel my bosses parting words were, "there's always a job back here..."

but my pride won't let me see that as a viable option

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flowerybeanbag · 07/03/2008 21:20

Sod your pride! It shows tremendous maturity and self-awareness to recognise this early that you have made a mistake and do something about it. We all make mistakes, don't put yourself through months of this just because of your pride.

If your boss said that then clearly he/she would not judge you at all.

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llareggub · 07/03/2008 21:20

Swallow your pride. Life is far too short for that sort of pride. Nothing will be better for your confidence than your old job welcoming you back with open arms.

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