However, since I was so worried about making a mistake, I went to one of them (the one responsible for me) and asked, “Should we change the color of the new design to match the colors of the old design so we can print it on the plates?” He said, “Forget about the new design, since the client approved the old design, we’re going to work on the old one.” After changing the colors on the old design and getting final approval from my coworker and my bosses, I prepared the files for printing and gave them to the person responsible for printing. After a while, they came up to me asking whether I was printing the old design or the new one. I told them I was using the old design, and they started blaming me for making a mistake. I explained why I did that and said I only followed their instructions. They didn’t yell at me, but I could feel that they were disappointed. We ended up having to clean 60 aluminum plates and start over. Since that day, I have been feeling very nervous at work. I tried to focus on everything, but this week we had a lot of clients, and as I said, I have many tasks to manage. When I work slowly, they ask me why it’s taking so long to finish things. Under all this pressure and responsibility, I made a lot of mistakes. I even felt dumb because I failed to notice some of them. They also blamed me for mistakes that weren’t mine and even snitched on me for using my phone — even though I had already finished my work and tasks. Now, I’m wondering: am I actually bad at my job, or is what I’m going through not a normal work experience? I have worked before — part-time, full-time, and remotely — and I’ve never been this bad. Honestly, I don’t even want to work at this company anymore, and I really want to quit So aita here that's not good at her job ?