It's human nature to be selfish.
But to what extent would you go while riding on ppl's misfortune?
Sad to say, Ive been out in the working world for merely over a month and I've seen some very ugly sights of human behaviour already.
My encounter was with a colleague's negligence, which resulted in my dismay of getting ticked off.
My first thought was to speak up, stand up for myself since I wasnt in the wrong.
But I didnt do just that and I held my horses.
I felt very uncomfortable knowingly I got told off by sth which wasnt even my fault in the first place.
Unfortunately, I was left to take all the blame unto my shoulders.
If I were to clarify things with my manager, it would seem like im trying to sow discord, defend myself or even push the blame to someone else.
But if I dont make it known to my manager, then she'll think that I was really in the wrong and that im imcompetent. Which will affect my status of being converted to a perm.
I've truely understood and felt the real meaning of plain selfishness.
I guess I've to accept that it's part of human nature.
Sometimes human nature scares me.
I hope there's justice in the world to save poor unjust ppl like me.
I guess that's part of the working work and its part of the growing up process to know and learn how to deal with these ppl.