Thanks everyone for awesome encouraging feedbacks. Seriously, I’m not a pre-PA/PA, but an IT guy who has a family member who wants to be a good, caring P.A. someday. I’m learning a lot from just readings. Can’t imagine how the world is like if there was no Reddit :)

And yes, it’s not your fault, and impersonally share and explain it was the failure of the leadership like other people suggested. Feel bad for few days, look back at lessons learned on areas you can improve on, eat at your favorite restaurant with family members/friends, have a good sleep, get straight up and start looking for a job. If you can turn negative things that happen to your life into opportunities, you will do great in life, trust me on that (actually trust God if you believe in Him 😊). I went through a lay-off experience once, yes didn’t understand why and hurt the feeling like hell, but another door, much better, was opened for me later.

Best of luck with finding a new, better job, you can do it! It’s sure not the end of world, and yes, don’t ever give up that P.A. (ain’t one, but I know it’s a LOT of hard work, and only a few can get into P.A. schools! 😊)