It's very easy to mess up, especially when it's your first time doing something, or you're still learning, or a beginner, or anything. Messing up should be normalized because that's the only way you can learn often hard lessons, whether you like it or not. The lessons in question don't necessarily have to be in the form of a penalty or a fine, sometimes it's public embarrassment, and Reddit's /r/onejob is the perfect place to do that.

Compiling all sorts of examples of people messing up horribly, this subreddit is a goldmine of human errors, and how often they make mistakes. While the entire point of this subreddit is to point the finger and mock every sort of screw-up, it should also teach you to take your faults a little less seriously, because at the end of the day, if you don't get featured on /r/onejob, then there's some sort of silver lining.