Is my job trying to push me to quit?

Everything I do wrong is treated as a catastrophe, and it doesn't matter how small the issue is. Even looking away from the computer gets me lectured over teams.

>>33377423 (OP)
What is the job?

>>33377635
Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court

>>33377423 (OP)
Have you considered stabbing them?

>>33377423 (OP)
Maybe you just need to stand up for yourself

>>33377709
That's a good way to get fired.

>>33377423 (OP)
It could be that you are just bad at your job. In that case, a sensible employer would let you know that things are not going well.

If you continue to do poorly, then you would be fired.

>>33377423 (OP)
Smells like narcissism OP, I would imagine there's just one person who's harassing you
Like >>33377709 said , you are going to want to have a conversation with them about how you are completing your job duties in a professional and timely manner.

If someone who has power over you is insistent on harassing you after you have talked with them, I would consider trying to talk with a higher up. All else fails I would start looking for a new job

>>33377423 (OP)
That depends, how long have you been at this job?

If you just started, it seems dickish but understandable if you work in a hospital.

Longer than 6 months? Then it could be toxic work environment.

>>33380205
A sensible employer would offer coaching to correct the issue, not blast the person for every error and offer no solutions to fix it.

>>33380223
>, I would consider trying to talk with a higher up
Sometimes higher management will move you to a different supervisor or another department if your grievances are sensible

>>33377423 (OP)
>Everything I do wrong
It is your job NOT to do anything wrong.

>>33377635
I'm in charge of the Federal Reserve

>>33377423 (OP)
Yes

>>33380622
Then maybe they really do want you to quit. Either way, you’d probably both be better off without each other.

>>33377423 (OP)
Hierarchies are inhuman. No person commands another. Kill them