>i have to manually end shift in our computer system at work because the software is shit and can't do it automatically
>started working overtime yesterday
>boss tells me do not shift out at normal time
>ok
>doesn't tell me anything else
>then he comes to me today and says i was supposed to shift out before i left yesterday
>he didn't tell me to do that
>i thought the supervisor would do it since that's how it worked last time we worked overtime
>no it was my fault
>i was supposed to read his mind
>but just last week he told me don't do what i think and just do what he says
>so i just did what he told me and i'm still wrong
I can't fucking deal with people man working is so fucking difficult as an autistic man it's so stressful and I know it's not healthy to feel constant stress 8 hours a day. FUCK

I forgot to mention that not just my boss, but two other people from other departments came to ask me if I knew how to shift out and did I shift out today? I don't need 3 fucking bosses questioning me when it wasn't my fault that my boss is an incompetent asshole

>>81949324 (OP)
...you didn't think you were supposed to clock out when you left?
I'm sorry anon but this one's on you. It's also not the end of the world, you could just say
>my bad I completely forgot, won't happen again
they can probably just fix it retroactively, so at most it's a mild annoyance to whoever is in charge of the shifts and stuff.

>>81949632
How is it on me? Last time the supervisor did it so logically I would assume it would be the same unless I was told differently. Explain how I'm supposed to know it was my responsibility because I'm just a logical person and not a dumb asshole like most people

>>81949726
Why didn't you just ask your boss
>should I check out when I leave or does the supervisor handle it like last time?
What did they say last time? "The supervisor will take care of it"? Was there no issue last time at all?
I feel like this could've been avoided with a simple question, or maybe your boss being a bit more transparent and direct.
You should always clock out when you leave for the day, not just to make it easier for the people managing but also to cover your own ass and not get fucked by management on hours.

>>81949873
>Why didn't you just ask your boss
Didn't even cross my mind that I needed to. He tells me what to do, and I did it. That is my job.
>What did they say last time?
They told me don't shift out the computer system and that the supervisor would do it.
>or maybe your boss being a bit more transparent and direct
Yes, his only job is to communicate with us and he can't even do that right because he's either too lazy or too dumb
>You should always clock out when you leave for the day
No shit, and I do clock out every single day. I never once said anything in this thread about clocking out. I said shift out the computer system. The computer system. Not me. Not clock out. I'm trying my best here to communicate but it's people not understanding basic things that is hard for me. I don't know what I can do differently. I'm about done dealing with people.

>>81949873
>Why didn't you just ask your boss
You also missed the part where I said he told me just last week don't do what I think and just do what he says. I literally did that and I'm still made to look wrong when he's wrong. And that wouldn't even bother me so much if I just knew one person was smart enough to understand that he was wrong and I was not, but most people are dumb assholes and I'm tired of being around them. I can't do this shit