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Don't feel badly about it. Those who have done the job for years can usually tell who will be good at it and who won't be. You fell into the "Won't be" category. That's okay. Not everybody is cut out for that kind of work. It's really not a big deal. I'm certain you are good in another field, and exceptional in at least one other field of work. The trick is to find which field of work enjoy and are exceptional in.
Apparently, you need experience to receive training these days. That sucks. Good luck finding a better job. I'm sure you will.
If you weren’t picking up on it fast enough, they will move onto the next. Sucks. But that’s life.
For those of you saying it’s OP’s fault for not completing tasks in a timely manor, the bosses should also understand that somebody new that their training won’t have the same speed as someone who’s been doing the job for years. Expecting someone on their first day to automatically know how you want things done and do them the same speed as people who’ve been working for you for a while is ridiculous.
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Apparently, you need experience to receive training these days. That sucks. Good luck finding a better job. I'm sure you will.
And if that is the case then they need to state that experience is required.