Gonna be a LONG one.I'm gonna be honest. My self confidence is shot and I have no sense of whether or not I'm wrong or right anymore. About a month ago I started at a real estate company. I should have known this was gonna be a shit show because on day one, the manager who was out on covid, told me to show up at the office at 10 for my training. Turned out she was wrong and I missed a day of orientation. The first week was slide show training. The second week was them sticking me in a customer service cubicle to “cross train”. In reality it was because at that point they had one customer service rep. Week three I was finally allowed to start working in my position, which by the way, they knew I had zero experience for and hired me for regardless. The whole office had been ran on phonecalls previously, with no proof of purchase orders or work requests or anything of the sort. So on my first week actually in the position, I caught up with the units that were coming across my desk, that had never been touched thinking “oh, surely, my seasoned coworker whom my manager kept referring me to in case I have questions, has done her job properly and I won't need to check up her work as well”. Well… I was wrong. She had done the whole workload, about 2 months worth, wrong. And they expected me to catch up on them and correct them, and keep up with my own workload. In the middle of all of this, the assistant district manager turned out to be an absolute wilderbeast of a human with no manners and no poker face. She slammed the door in my face multiple times, sent passive aggressive emails, and generally acted so unprofessional and hostile that if there had been an HR person in office, she wouldn't have lasted a day. So I filed a complaint with my manager. She kept telling me we would talk about it and have a meeting. About two days after I filed my complaint they pulled me into a meeting with the big wigs and told me I wasn't working quickly enough, and that my performance was making them look bad and I was “costing them vendors who were now apprehensive about working with me”.They offered to keep my wage at what it was, but demote me to a customer service rep. In that moment I took it in strides but I felt humiliated and destroyed mainly because they knew about my job experience and still hired me, and I felt set up by my coworker and assistant district manager. I told the property manager and asked her if I could move offices, and she made it sound possible but improbable. So here I am now, on Sunday afternoon, thinking about going in tomorrow and on the verge of tears. I can not handle another day with this assistant district manager. What do I do? Do I risk getting fired and request a transfer or do I suck it up and become a stone faced killer while waiting for other job opportunities? Am I wrong for feeling humiliated and like I have no future in this company after only one month?