Here's a synopsis of my work day, with some necessary backstory. This is the short, short version.
Beginning of February: I reminded my boss that a software tool provided to me to complete a task wasn't as done as he thought, and that I didn't have much confidence in the results being generated. After a few snyde remarks to me in front of a group, my boss basically told me to stop talking about that and just get the job done using the tool as it was.
Today: I present the results from the tool and my plan to complete the task as required by the end of this month (yes, three days). My boss didn't have confidence in the results, and told me that he wanted me to spend time to get confidence in the tool before documenting any results.
Sweet. Shafted three weeks because I wanted to do it right, and shafted today because I followed directions and didn't do it right. Oh, yeah - my lack of confidence in this tool and my desire to do it right contributed to my career enima last week, and now I'm going to get another one because I followed orders.
Is it as bad as I'm making it sound? Maybe, maybe not. I'm just tired and stressed, and I tend to get upset more easily in this state.
Sorry for the rant.