I was scolded
By peachpurple
@peachpurple (13884)
Malaysia
June 30, 2018 5:20pm CST
As you might not know, I am currently working full time ( offline) in a company as a packer. As a new employee, there are lots of things that I do not know and many stuff that other colleagues would not inform me.
I was scolded by my supervisor because I had not updated the stock in and out which I didn't know that I have to put in remarks for goods exchanged. Therefore, the stock status will have a difference during stock taking. Nobody told me this including him.
He said he was too busy when I came in, but still, it is my mistake for not stating the remarks. In addition, I couldn't remember how many items had been exchanged for the past week.
The only thing I could say is "SORRY". What else can I do?
DO you answer back when your supervisor/manager/boss scolded you?
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7 responses
@Freelanzer (10745)
• Canada
30 Jun 18
I have always answered back when I worked outside the home but I did it respectfully. One thing I have learned is that even a boss has a boss.
@cintol (11261)
• United States
1 Jul 18
Seems to me that you should have been trained a little bit better and it should have been a warning not a scolding, he could have understood that you hadn't been trained well and you were new. All you can do is say your sorry and not let it happen again now that you know
