Used to think of burn out as a weakling thing, but i have to admit the job doesnt channel the same energy as before. Its become stale, and is starting to feel like a drag. How does burnout present, and what can i do to get things back under control?
Used to think of burn out as a weakling thing, but i have to admit the job doesnt channel the same energy as before. Its become stale, and is starting to feel like a drag. How does burnout present, and what can i do to get things back under control?
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I’m gonna go request Tuesday off right now, fuck this shit.
My customer changed my on site role and i found myself working on non-designated days to be more productive, due to the role now requiring endless meetings. It sucks and, while i have control about how many days i work a week, my need to fulfill ‘obligation’ sees me trying to make up for the lost time, i.e. lose control over work boundaries.
As a South Australian government salaried employee, that’s basically everyone in my Department
I’ve been doing most of those since I was in primary school.
I don’t think I had fully realized how burnt out I really felt until it was too late.
This sounds more like general stress and anxiety rather than “burn out” as I understand it.
I’d disagree, as all the above center on the job. Burnout is causing general stress/anxiety, which are its key indicators.
I feel like another job would just make it worse. I’m so tired, and am a barely functional human these days.
Not saying it’s wrong but there are a lot of mental issues that do exactly this. (firsthand experience)