I’m the one at fault. So she said I’m not going to get a job at CVs anymore and that I’m a problem and that I’m one to blame for me disappearing from the schedules and not letting her know. So I said back in a very loud tone” you cannot do this to me” and she cut off the phone. I feel like a piece of shit right now
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Also, I did mention it to the girl who does the schedules that I won’t be here until mid April. Do you think I made a mistake by not telling her directly?
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It's understandable to feel upset in this situation, but reacting loudly may not have been the most effective way to handle it. Consider reaching out to your boss to apologize for your reaction and to express your willingness to resolve the issues professionally. Acknowledging your mistakes and demonstrating a commitment to improving can help rebuild the relationship and possibly lead to better outcomes in the future. Communication and accountability are key to navigating workplace conflicts.
I could have been black listed in cvs