YourBestWriter:


Me I even prefer my salary cut at the end of the month than outright silence.

I think you duped the company and the man has decoded. He is just planning on what to do you and recover his money

YourBestWriter:
So I mishandled some information and costed the hospital that I work in a lot of money. I took the responsibility, approached the managing director and told him I accept the responsibility and ready to pay the prices. Surprisingly, the director went straight to his computer and immediately told me to go, that my sins are forgiven.

But what could this mean? Did he really forgive me just like that? I have a bad feeling about the entire thing. I mean, he didn't even show his anger towards me, and he was straightforward.

U about to find out..

Zonefree:

@bolded.
That's where you for end the talk.

Going further to say you're ready to pay shows you're truly not remorseful.

It also shows you're ready to make same or even higher mistakes as long as you'll pay.


If you're truly remorseful, you accept the responsibility and also promised never to repeat such again... not bragging you're ready to pay for it.


Well, as a Risk manger, I'll advise you start updating your CV...just incase.


May the force guard you.

Sorry, but what if I means I'm ready to do anything to make up ...

Don't you think OP is remorseful?

YourBestWriter:
So I mishandled some information and costed the hospital that I work in a lot of money. I took the responsibility, approached the managing director and told him I accept the responsibility and ready to pay the prices. Surprisingly, the director went straight to his computer and immediately told me to go, that my sins are forgiven.

But what could this mean? Did he really forgive me just like that? I have a bad feeling about the entire thing. I mean, he didn't even show his anger towards me, and he was straightforward.

It could be because you show signs of responsibility however, next time, do not say you are going to pay.

What does "he went straight to his computer" in your report stand for?
Well, I believe your boss is a good person, you have nothing to worry about

YourBestWriter:
So I mishandled some information and costed the hospital that I work in a lot of money. I took the responsibility, approached the managing director and told him I accept the responsibility and ready to pay the prices. Surprisingly, the director went straight to his computer and immediately told me to go, that my sins are forgiven.

But what could this mean? Did he really forgive me just like that? I have a bad feeling about the entire thing. I mean, he didn't even show his anger towards me, and he was straightforward.

You don jam

You didn’t ask him, you came here to disturb us wey no get clue of anything about your boss or your office

YourBestWriter:
So I mishandled some information and costed the hospital that I work in a lot of money. I took the responsibility, approached the managing director and told him I accept the responsibility and ready to pay the prices. Surprisingly, the director went straight to his computer and immediately told me to go, that my sins are forgiven.

But what could this mean? Did he really forgive me just like that? I have a bad feeling about the entire thing. I mean, he didn't even show his anger towards me, and he was straightforward.

Dust your CV bro and buy umbrella because the sun is hot. Hope you sabi trek sha?

YourBestWriter:
So I mishandled some information and costed the hospital that I work in a lot of money. I took the responsibility, approached the managing director and told him I accept the responsibility and ready to pay the prices. Surprisingly, the director went straight to his computer and immediately told me to go, that my sins are forgiven.

But what could this mean? Did he really forgive me just like that? I have a bad feeling about the entire thing. I mean, he didn't even show his anger towards me, and he was straightforward.

I had been in almost same situation before but the difference was that the manager taking advantage of me because of my mistake.
When i can't bear his bad treatment anymore i went to chairman and explain myself to him.
I expected him to sack me immediately or decrease my salary instead he increase my salary and after some days the manager was report to him again because of the reason i reported him the next day the chairman sack him.

YourBestWriter:
So I mishandled some information and costed the hospital that I work in a lot of money. I took the responsibility, approached the managing director and told him I accept the responsibility and ready to pay the prices. Surprisingly, the director went straight to his computer and immediately told me to go, that my sins are forgiven.

But what could this mean? Did he really forgive me just like that? I have a bad feeling about the entire thing. I mean, he didn't even show his anger towards me, and he was straightforward.

Naturally this is what is supposed to happen.

It's being human. Making mistakes is not the problem but ability to know why you made them and learn from it.

I've made some mistakes that cost my company huge sums to customers.

I needed to do root cause analysis and show my manager what happened, how it happened, what I've done to make sure it doesn't happen again.

They always reimburse the customer. At that point they understand there is a system lapse and work on how to mitigate it as well.

The problem is if you keep making same mistakes.

Over time I've saved more money for my company than they lost.

It's not your responsibility to pay for anything.

The company has a system lapse that allowed that mistake to happen too. Let it go and learn from it.