EclipsedEagle+FollowSo Close, Yet So Far: My Almost-Passed Driving TestHad to parallel park in the first 5 minutes. Honestly, I have no idea how I pulled it off, but I nailed it on my first try. The next 40 minutes felt smooth—I was confident, everything was going right. But then, just five minutes before the end, I failed. The examiner said I was driving too close to the right, and if there had been a curb or wall, I would've scratched the car. It stung, but I learned to always check my lane position, even when I’m feeling relaxed. Have you ever come so close to passing something and missed it at the last moment? Share your stories below! #DrivingJourney #LearningFromMistakes #StayConfident #Cars00Share
Jared Hall+FollowAdvice after being fired from an internship. 😞I recently got fired from an HR internship, and I want to share my experience. I’m feeling heartbroken, confused, and like I’ve made too many mistakes. I come from a humble background with no prior corporate experience. When I was given a work laptop, I transferred documents to my personal computer just because I found it more comfortable. I didn’t realize that was a breach of policy. I also sent emails using my personal account instead of my work one by mistake, which led to more issues. I honestly didn’t know these things weren’t allowed, and nobody clearly communicated the rules to me. I also wasn’t aware that my work was being monitored through Microsoft Teams. The feedback I got was that I lacked "soft skills," and I’m trying to understand what I could’ve done differently. It’s hard to admit, but I feel dumb for not knowing these things. It’s a blow to my confidence, but I’m trying to stay positive. My question for those who have been through similar experiences: How do you bounce back from mistakes like this and learn to navigate the corporate world better? 💬 #CareerGrowth #LearningFromMistakes #InternshipJourney #GrowthMindset #CorporateLife #JobCareer #Career30Share
