u/LeftyRambles2413

Work advice/anxiety

So I’m part of a team at work. Our supervisor is off today. When I you into work today our system was down and I didn’t have access to my computer until 2 hours after. We were instructed to complete something by the end of day. I misunderstood the message as did my teammates. About a hour ago another supervisor stopped to let us know that no one had worked on the matter and that it would be reported to the high ups. My teammates and I immediately sprung into action and completed the task. But I’m feeling a bit anxious about it. I guess I shouldn’t be hard on myself because we all dropped the ball.

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u/LeftyRambles2413 — 6 days ago
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Gene Clark’s non Byrds work

Just wanted to give Gene’d work a shout out. I was in Kansas City where he spent a lot of his early years recently and the past couple years I’ve discovered his stuff. Such a talented artist who I wish I could have seen perform and appreciate while he was alive. His work with Doug Dillard I particularly enjoy.

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u/LeftyRambles2413 — 1 month ago

Self criticism and beating yourself up

I’m sure this is something you all can relate to but I’m extremely hard on myself. I consider myself fortunate. I have a decent job that I enjoy and like the people I work with. I decided to get coffee before work today. Impulsively I put my badge on before entering our building and I lost my badge. And I’m just kicking myself because of what the loss of time and money will mean going to replace it. Now my colleagues and supervisor have been great after this. My supervisor told me I won’t be the first or last and colleagues have told me not to be so hard on myself. But I feel like I tend to be harder on myself so I can be less so with other people. Just needed to vent and talk to like minded about this because while not a frequent poster, I lurk enough and many of you have experiences I can relate to.

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u/LeftyRambles2413 — 5 months ago