<human>: I work in IT and help to design and maintain different businesses networks.  The main people that deal with the networking side of things are me and my main boss (owner) of business.  We have a large scale job to deploy wireless to a large business, and seeing as I was right out of college the boss said he would "take lead" and me jump in at anytime.  Anyways time went on and we received the wireless access points and I was going to program them, but my boss said to wait for him so we can do it together and he can train me.  He never came into the office, and our wiring vendor was going to mount the access points the next day.  So I decided to program them myself, no big deal.  Well come to find out 4 of the 12 are supposed to be setup a different way (as repeaters because we cannot get a cable ran to these 4 locations, for the IT people), meaning 4 did not work after the wiring vendor left.  My boss gets mad at me because I didn't "test in house" when he was the one who said he was going to program them.  Plus I didn't have time to test fully because the vendor needed it.  That was last Friday.  Today we setup a lab in the office to see if we can get it working,  Again my boss said he is coming in to help.  He doesn't show up today, but works from home.  It seems to me that he is not really going to train me.  Should I stay here at this job?  They treat me good on a personal level and pay for our insurance.  Thoughts?

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<bot>: Boss didn't do his job so I decide to do it so I can help company.  I mess up on some of it and he gets mad.