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Today was the most fuckedup day of my internship as a software developer. I have this shithead manager who doesnt know how to explain the client requirements properly and keeps on fucking yelling at me for not understanding the requirement and not coming up with the right output. That asshole compares me with the other teammate as to how fast he is and how slow i am to even write 5 lines of code in python.(I am new to python). He has yelled at me in his cabin with the door open so that everyone on the floor could hear. Most humiliating and disappointing day of my life. I dont feel like seeing that shitheads face again. I just have a month left and i will be happy if the opportunity doesnt get converted to a full time. Todays events have made me doubt myself to a great extent and has left me disheartened. Ranting abt it makes me feel a little better.

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  • 6
    Why he needs to yell? You are just an intern..
  • 2
    Unfortunately this is a common situation.
  • 3
    That guy is a fucking piece of shit. Regardless of level, no ones needs to be treated like that. If I was working with you I'd tell that cunt to pull his fucking head in, no problem. 👌🏼
    Keep your head up mate.
  • 3
    Everything that @badcopnodonuts said but twice over and three times as loud. Your boss is a despicable bully who needs to get his head out of his arse.
  • 2
    The fact that he's calling you slow (at a language you're NEW to) and compares you to others is just terrible management. "Be more like your brother" tactics are just not a good idea to get results. If you were having miscommunication in terms of the requirements I would've pull another dev to look over them (if I was the manager in this case) and see if that helps clarify. I hate closed-minded people and it's worst when you are working for one. Keep your head up, learn what you can and get the fuck out of there when your internship is over. Even if they offer you a position.
  • 1
    Thank you guys for all your support..
    Much appreciated..🙂
  • 1
    I was not far from a burnout last year because my stupid manager was never thinking we need to make a round of bug fixing before the release.
    The application was important for the humanitarian comunity in Syria and Palestine and I felt like we had no right to fail.
    But i just left because I needed to sleep.
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