That’s what I feel like. I mean, who can’t hold down a stupid, copy/paste temp job? Apparently, me. Of course, it’s hard to meet expectations if you haven’t been told what the expectations are. And it’s also hard to do things right when you do them exactly as you’re told and then are let go because, apparently, they were wrong. Oh, and let’s not forget my chattiness.

[sigh]

Lesson learned: These types of production-oriented jobs are not for me. Nor am I for them. Even though I’ll probably never know what criteria they used to decide my work wasn’t good enough, it really isn’t that important. I didn’t enjoy the job anyway and it’s possible they got rid of me because I fiddled around on email and streaming audio sites too much. I could go on and on trying to justify/explain this and that but it would be a pretty useless expense of energy. It won’t make me feel better and it won’t get the job back.

Honestly, I’m not that upset, although I’m curious about what will become my next income-generating opportunity.