[ SECRET POST #6432 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6432 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What's up, FS?

[(Anonymous)]

Taking tomorrow off work and feeling guilty af about it.

Re: What's up, FS?

[(Anonymous)]

:/

I'm sorry you feel guilty about it, anon.

Have a fabulous three day weekend (I assume. Idk your work schedule.)

Re: What's up, FS?

[(Anonymous)]

Thanks.

Yes, it'll be a three day weekend. Hope to get a break from looking at a damn computer all day (which I realize is hilarious to say given where I'm posting this).

Re: What's up, FS?

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Don't feel guilty about it.

Re: What's up, FS?

[(Anonymous)]

My guilt stems from being forced into trainings that IMO didn't have enough breaks, so my mind wandered a lot. In the meantime, my day to day work suffered because I was supposed to be in training. But I'd already planned the day off. I tried to catch up as much as possible but either others are slacking or are letting things slip their minds. Which is going to cause problems for certain people in my absence. I should probably just let them get "caught" and deal with the consequences, but I think it's also my fault for noticing an issue but not saying anything about it (though I literally wrote up messages several times to supervisors and then deleted them for fear my expectations were unreasonable) and just stewing in resentment. But at the same time, it's not my job to manage their work or rank their priorities. It's just sometimes I do wish they'd prioritize the stuff they were signed up for (albeit involuntarily) because in the end, somebody ends up getting screwed, whether that's me or the person handling the task the next day.

teal deer (cause this is ranty); a mix of external factors and me wondering if I could've done a better job. Hard to find the line sometimes.