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Input: So the backstory, I have been unemployed for a while, and have a long record of not being in jobs for very long. The only kind of jobs I can get tend to leave me vulnerable to bullying and feeling outcast and depressed because I can't even do menial tasks very well and get constant criticism from my my supervisors/ managers. Anyway there is a work program thing that helps you find work, and they put me onto an unpaid work placement in a College. I was extremely excited to start, it was initially meant to be a four week placement. The job itself was testing their new application system. I did this to the best of my ability, I drew up an extensive report on the website and all its functions, and gave it to my boss and copied in the developers. I worked hard to get it done quickly and as professionally as I could, and I got positive feedback from the boss. But nothing seemed to come of it. None of my suggestions were taken into account. The Developers are socially awkward in their own right, and I felt were dismissive of me as a tester, and ignored any feedback I gave them. It just felt like busy work and I felt more and more demotivated. Sorry I should say this is long after 4 weeks, those 4 weeks became a month, then two months etc. Eventually he said he would try to create a part time job as a tester. They couldn't just give it to me because of employment laws, but he strongly urged me to apply when it came up. It would take around 6 months from then to create the position.  In the meantime I was still attending the work program place, they have these sort of classes/ lectures that you go to. Some of it is helpful but a lot of it is just nonsense frankly. Anyway I also got kicked off one benefit and put onto another, which means a huge amount of stress and paperwork and the new benefit is notoriously difficult to be on and they make life as hard as possible for you to force you into work. Fair enough but I believe that the kind of jobs they put me in don't last very long anyway, the work program has a better attitude of finding the right thing for me so that I will be able to stick with it. But ironically because of all the bull that goes with being on this new benefit I was struggling to make time for the work placement, and moreover I was getting extremely stressed about my situation. For this reason I contacted my previous job coach about the future of this work placement. She said she'd speak to them then get back to me the next week. She didn't, so I took the excuse to have some time out and wait to hear back. Which I never did.  
Since then I spoke to my new job coach and asked if it's unusual to do an unpaid job for 6 months, and she told me it isn't, some even go for a year. So I now feel like an asshole, I have basically given up a chance I was given, maybe my only chance to find a job I enjoy at least somewhat.

TL;DR am I the asshole for giving up an unpaid internship/ work experience job that may have led to part time employment?

quitting a work placement