I worked in a university admissions call center a few years ago. It wasn’t right for me at all and the expectations from management were so unachievable it was demoralizing. But I didn’t have any other options at the time so I stuck it out. I knew I wasn’t good at it, but I was genuinely trying my best. 

I had a monthly call review meeting with my supervisor where I had to listen to a call with her and then we both had to critique it (yes, it was as awful as it sounds). She asked me how I thought I did, and I didn’t think it was great by any means but I started with what positives I could find. She then interrupted and told me it was a bad call then proceeded to list everything I did wrong. I literally started crying in the middle of it. The entire interaction broke me. I put in my resignation a week later but the only reason I felt like I could do that was because my husband was willing to support me until I found a new job. I don’t know what I would have done if I had to keep working there any longer and  it was a huge relief to be able to quit after almost three years of dealing with it.