it's the time to leave
By xushuoyi
@xushuoyi (33)
December 5, 2012 8:45pm CST
well,as spoken,i have been staying the advertising company for more than 2 weeks.well actually now i think it's the time to leave.maybe the 19th of this month,i'll leave.i really find that i learn many things in here,such as,i know what's the advertising and i know in account team what do we often to do.besides,although i'm not clever and often do something wrong,i really do everything with carefully.now,time goes by and 1 month passed away quickly,so i think maybe i should go.yesterday,my colleage told me to help her write something but i didn't understand her meaning so i did it in a wrong way,her felt angery and said something which hurted me,and i made sorry to her,but it still made me sad,well,im an intern and also a student in the college,why she treated me in that way and everyone can hear what she said.i felt embarrass and lose my face~above all,i'll leave on the end of this month!
3 responses
@songst557 (232)
• China
6 Dec 12
Don't worry,it's not ur problem,more experience will solve what u r worry about.But from angle of how to do a excellent work,I have a suggestion,if someone give u task to do,u can repeat ur own understanding to this task,and if he confirmed ur repeat,u will walking on a right way.
@jenny1015 (13366)
• Philippines
7 Dec 12
Committing mistakes sometimes is inevitable and you should also forgive yourself. You did not purposely made it incorrectly. But I guess, along with that you were able to learn something new. You are still young and there would be a lot more of that in the future. Just be prepared for these events and not be discouraged to learn from it and move on.
@jeanneyvonne (5501)
• Philippines
6 Dec 12
It's your decision. However, I tihnk it is still early for you to do so.You have to get used to this kind of situation because it is what you will be experiencing when you do start work. If you find that you have a problem, ask questions and be patient. if they snark back, emphasize that you are a student and an intern - and you should be guided. it's your job to learn the ropes as soon and as effective as possible. I suggest you sit it out and make the decision later. If you like to learn the industry you have to take all of it- warts and all.
