Got Fired = Shit

OP here. Cont.:

>one day I get to the company and one of the guys is back
>asks me to sit down, tells me in a slow and low voice (he usually speaks very loudly) that I have been dismissed from the company since they'll be travelling a lot, won't be able to teach me properly since no one's going to be around, etc.
>okay. Gives me some papers, guides me to the door, tells me to come back to sign an university recision document and wishes me good luck on my professional career

>few weeks later
>go back to the company to sign shit
>enter the office: the other intern is still there and gives me a weird grin. There's an older guy sitting in my desk - they all came back from their trip
>greet everyone normally
>my ex boss spergs out trying to sign the papers, signs on the wrong field
>have to wait for him to print another one and sign it
>tells me he doesn't have his stamp around, so once he gets it back he'll stamp the papers and deliver them to the university for me
>takes me to the door, I say bye to everyone and go home

Now, I'm not worried about money since I basically spent all I earned with my dinner and transport from and to work. What bothers me is that my family was really proud of me for getting a job (they thought it was the best thing in the world) and now I have been kicked out and replaced in less than a month.

Maybe I just suck and should go full NEET.

Sounds like you unfortunately ran into a joke outfit, and honestly, it's probably for the better that you were dismissed. Find another company with more earnest and likeable people that aren't treating their work like a secret club. You also shouldn't be ashamed about telling your family that it didn't work out, because it sounds as though it was more their problem than yours.

>>18536079
Okay, I don't mean to be a dick here, but it's really unlikely that only several months into your first programming job you'll know what you're doing, especially more so than someone who has been doing it for many years, even if they're genuinely retarded.

>when I basically finish a task and report to them they tell me to change a lot of things and I take even longer
Changes like what? Asking someone to make changes is pretty reasonable and to be expected, especially if they're just starting out.

Also, what were you working on? I'm gonna guess some web java/c# from what you've said so far.

>>18536115
Thanks. That's what my parents said too.

>>18536189
Javascript front-end and back-end along with HTML5.

I don't think I know more than them. Of course I don't. But on some specific cases I was tasked with solving things they mentioned they didn't manage to. Also on some specific cases I got to a dead end in what I was doing and after they "hijacked" my computer to try and unstuck me they gave up and told me to move on.