I have a great job but i hate it reddit. Jan 5, 2021 · Having said that, the purpose of this article is to help you break the endless cycle of going from jobs you hate to other jobs you hate by outlining 10 Reasons That You Hate Every Job You’ve Ever Had, as well as how to counter them. A job is something you are at like 75% of your life. Even in the best of jobs I've had, this feeling never goes away. Hoping to monkey branch to another position or company, but only the future can tell if I’ll enjoy my next job. Using a throwaway account to share my feelings. Also great job dude! You have an inspiring story. It won't be shitty forever but the days of plentiful work from home roles seems to be well and truly over. For the past six years, I have loathed every aspect of my work, regardless of the company or the role. Sometimes you have to job-hop a bit till you find a good fit. Reply reply 25629191 • It’s a question we all ask ourselves. If it is not, well use up your benefits while you look for something else. I started a new job and it’s been two full weeks of work. If the job is dead end, doesn't build your skills, and unpleasant to be at finding something else to do for work is a good idea. I have no issue learning a new skill or starting fresh but I don’t even know what I would be good at. Does anyone have a job that actually isn't complete crap, but you still hate working? I ask because that is completely me. Anyway, it made me realize good opportunities aren't always a good fit. Over time, I ended up tracked into team management, which I was pretty good at, but it just started sucking the soul right out of me. The pay and benefits are very nice. Jul 4, 2023 · I hate going into the office especially - I hate the glaring lights, sitting at a desk all day and the feeling of being boxed in. Dec 9, 2024 · Lots of jobs suck, in fact most do, and the job market is extra shitty right now. Does anyone have a decent job, but still hate going? This sub is filled with horror stories, and God knows I've had my fair share over the years. . I’m a 28-year-old male senior product manager at a Fortune 500 tech company. I can't speak for other developed nations but I know in America, the land of opportunity, of you stop playing the victim, take ownership, and work hard you have a good chance of becoming financially independent. Reply reply more repliesMore replies Narrow_Yesterday923 • So think about if this is something you can tolerate. I was super excited about this job and now that I’m into it, I’m miserable. Now I hate my current job. Although every day, I ask myself the same question: "Should I have pursued my dream job The job I have now is not in the field I went to school for but I feel like I’ve been out of that field for so long that I’d be struggling to compete for entry level position. I did leave a good job that I enjoyed for more money. As the title suggests, I hate my job. I'm still at my job because I just had a baby and it's too chaotic to deal with two major changes right now but I'm working on a plan to move and figure out what I actually want to do. You're earning money now, which is good, so think of it as saving to invest in whatever you'd like your future to be. Just feels like I’ve hit a dead end. Dec 24, 2024 · Quite a few years ago, I was hired on for a technical job with a good company. It’s nothing like I thought it was going to be, it seems like everyone is a machine, and there isn’t the type of team work I expected there to be based off the interview conversation. eoawi wtkc buauuzk lcpmxkbs wka guoxyt iixrf evbs nplsq vtr
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