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Originally Posted by Molinit
Ugh this is going to be the hard part for you. Knowing a failure is coming and just waiting for the fallout. I've been fired for not meeting requirements before (and gotten unemployment because I honestly was trying to meet requirements and simply could not) and the time where you are just knowing what's going to happen, it's a pride-buster, but VERY uncomfortable - it's hard to live through but do your best and if you get no help guess what? They get an undone project. DON'T QUIT. You can get through this - it's just going to be hard.
Don't even put this place on your resume - just say you were taking care of your dad or something to explain the gap.
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I know, and you're 100% right.
I finally DID approach my boss about this project this morning. I told him I am in over my head, that I need more help than what I am getting, and that I would love it if I could be the main support person and have my colleague lead the project instead of me. That way, I can LEARN how to do it.
He said sure, for this one. So, hopefully, I am off the hook on this one.
Now I just need to be sure he communicates this to my colleague and that she heads it up instead of myself.