Time Passing By and Fear of Failure *Triggers*

[selena]

I've caught a cold so I'm staying home. Terrible mood and this awful lump. But the stupidiest thing is that I did not find the courage to say 'no' to my boss when she phoned me and gave me a work for tomorrow. Of course she heard my voice.

[Jaquaia]

You need to look after yourself and rest.

[selena]

Yes, I'm really trying.

[Suzi]

Oh hunni! Why didn't you say no?

[selena]

I do not know. I usually say 'no' but a sudden fear just blocked me. The translation has been done but the unpleasant feeling remain.
Now I get why many ex-employees left this workplace.

[Suzi]

Are you looking around for another job? You seem so unhappy where you are..

[Jaquaia]

You deserve so much better than what you're getting.

[Hugo-agogo]

It sounds like you are doing such a good job and that you are valuable to them, but they are leaning on you way too much. I hope you can strike a balance where you can either say that they need to pay you overtime for any extra work you do, and/or that they have to respect when your working day is done

[selena]

Thank you for support. Unfortunately it is very difficult to cope with her. I would be happy to find something else.

I'm supposed to get Certificate of Sworn Translator by late spring. After that I will become independent. And the last I think everything goes right after I return back home.

[OldMike]

Hi Selena, Your boss clearly doesn't appreciate the work you do and doesn't even treat you with the respect you deserve.

I can see you're in a tricky situation probably all you can do is hang on in there till you get the Certificate of Sworn Translator then perhaps look for a better job where you are treated better.

Take care Mike.