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ambc1999

Made a silly mistake in my first corporate job

I started my first corporate job two weeks ago as an administrative assistant in a law firm, and one of my responsibilities is to schedule zoom calls. I feel that I was doing so well until yesterday when I made my first mistake: scheduling a call for a different time because I didn’t read a part of the email.

Now, I know this is something small but it’s haunting me to dead because I’m a perfectionist and also my boss congratulated me for my good job two days ago 😭

If someone has worse stories about the first time screwing something up I would really appreciate it

Posted Oct 30, 2025, 10:09 AM UTC

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