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>get hired by a biotech company about two weeks ago
>go into training
>trainer does weekly reviews
>literally come in an hour early every day for the last two weeks to get better with lab skills
>got told today that if I don't shape up next week that I'm going to be let go
I honestly don't even know what the fuck to do. I mean, of course I make a mistake here and there because I'm in training, but when I do the trainer then hovers over me for the remainder of the project and then some how expects me to work even faster with her breathing down my neck.
On top of that she expects me to move as fast as the other person she's training dispite the fact that I'm more from a computational bio / entomology background and my co-worker is from a genetics background.
I don't know should I just walk in on Monday and tell them I quit? I don't want to get fired but giving up seems just as bad.
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>he fell for the STEM meme
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>>16852850
Keep working hard. Don't let them get to you. Quitting will look worse than staying the course - you can always try at another company. Also, you won't get better if you stop now.
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STOP MAKING MISTAKES.
Either you get it or you don't. If you don't, you shouldn't be there. Your boss will determine that, I suppose. Between now and then, get better at your job if you want to keep it. You have 16 hours a day to improve.
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>>16852876
Doesn't it look shitty that I couldn't complete the training period? What am I supposed to say? That the company and I didn't share the same the values or something of that nature?
>>16852883
If only it were that easy. I mean the work isn't that hard but she keep bringing in new shit everyday and then expects me to preform it correctly the first time. Like for example she mentioned that there's a certain way to process a certain type of DNA but then conveniently forgot to mention about the other part of the chart. Then when I went to do it today she starts complaining that didn't she show this to me the other day. I told her no but that only made it worse.
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I'd just stomach as much as you can. Experience is experience, even if it comes from someone with delusions of grandeur.
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>>16852910
>not being able to instantly understand everything that's only partially explained to you
I hear starbucks is hiring
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Shes a bad teacher
Unless you are really, really retarded. It's more her fault than yours.
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