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How could it be your fault, that he punched someone in the face? If it wasn't this he would have lost it some other time.
His lack of self-control is not your concern. Don't feel guilty. Your error was small, his was large.
Nope, that's all on him, dear. Not your fault at all.
You were testing on a production server? For shame.
Childish Reaction: Vent frustration, yell at co-workers and punch your supervisor. Adult Reaction: Fix the issue as quickly as possible. On Monday, review procedures and figure out how things went wrong... ask for a new process to prevent mistakes, especially on Holidays.
It was him punching your manager that got him fired, you had no control over his actions. However, your sense of sympathy is well-placed. Don't feel guilty, but do feel sorry for him.
Not your fault he punched a guy. I do understand why he'd be angry even if it was a mistake. Working Christmas is hell sometimes especially if you're missing family. However still no excuse for that
You are not responsible for another's foolish actions. He decided to act like fool, he got himself fired.
Do you by chance work at Steam?
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It's not your fault that he reacted so strongly and punched a guy.
I really don't see that as your fault that the guy over reacted and punched a superior