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I work at a local community college, doing a lot of different jobs for my office. Dispatch, reception, admin assist, records, about a dozen separate jobs. 

I'm an employee of the college, but temping in the current position, filling in for the previous employee while they hire a new employee to fill the spot after she left. I was one of the candidates for the position, and this was a well known thing that I had, and have, been doing the job for a couple of months now, having been trained by the previous employee. Went through the whole process, multiple interviews, wearing a full suit, but the committee picked somebody else. Now I'm filling it while that candidate is vetted, and I'll be training her.

One of the major bigwigs on our campus just came into the office to drop off some paperwork, and congratulated me on getting the job. I told him I hadn't actually gotten the job. He was floored. I had to explain the situation. Moment of triumph, people with fancy titles, lots of letters after their names and offices the size of my apartment know who I am, my boss is making stuff up to keep me here as long as possible, and I just had to look one of the brass in the eye and say "No, I didn't get the job."

Moment over. What great moments of supreme satisfaction and joy have been ruined by an ugly truth?
<bot>: Trained for a job, temping the job, applied for the job, didn't get the job, training the replacement. Big Wig congratulates me on getting the job. Truth sours the moment.