LogFAQs > #931164109

lihlih posted...

How did they find out?

I warned the next shift in case there was trouble, and told him to tell the managers what I did. I like to be up front and honest about this stuff.

Sahuagin posted...

you're not necessarily required to be absolutely perfect in all circumstances; for one thing, that's impossible. you had a quick judgment call to make, and you may or may not have made the right choice.

the other guy on the other hand made an unambiguous and clearly motivated choice to commit a particularly egregious violation of policy.

if I were you, I would ask whether or not the call you made was right or wrong, so that you know for sure going forward, apologize for making the wrong call this time (if you did), and next time use this experience to make a better decision.

in other words, being in trouble VS not being in trouble, who cares, just make sure to learn from this going forward.

I was told tonight that it was definitely the wrong call to make. I'm really not used to making such big mistakes and having no consequences for them. Really feels like I was at least partially responsible for the situation, which ended up with him losing his job... and I just told to call the manager next time first and that I'm not in trouble at all. Feels wrong.

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