Comment on I'm burnt out, already changed jobs, what else can I do to go back to my normal self?
FreedomAdvocate@lemmy.net.au 3 days ago
Sorry to be blunt but at some stage you might have to step back and take a look at your own actions and attitude and see that the only constant in all this is……you. From your own posts over the last 6 months you’ve painted a picture of someone who has issues with pretty much everyone you’ve ever worked with, are filled with hate towards everyone, and can’t get along with your coworkers.
This is like the 6th thread I’ve seen on here by you, every one almost identical in that you hate your job, you hate everyone there, everyone is mean to you, everyone else is lazy, etc……
It seems like you have some very deep issues that are causing this behaviour and reaction from both yourself and others.
This is like the 6th thread I’ve seen on here by you, every one almost identical in that you hate your job, you hate everyone there, everyone is mean to you, everyone else is lazy, etc
then read the thread again dude, apparently you didn’t notice I no longer work there
That is all you can respond with to my comment?
You’re proving my point - you moved to a new job and you’re just having the exact same issues as the last job, and the job before that.
I must insist you read the thread again. I haven’t even started my new job.
Kindly point where I’m having the exact same issues at a new job I haven’t even started.
calm down, think before writing.
DegenerationIP@lemmy.world 2 days ago
I feel like I need to say something about that.
Its partly true. Most of the time it is a systematic problem in bigger companies. Those are fact driven. So just running around ranting will mark you as the problem, even if you’re not really.
There are strategies how to sort feelings and thoughts, before going off. Thats something I learned in my career. Venting is important - but in a certain extend.
One thought that I have about colleagues that are pessimistic is: Be part of the solution, not the problem. Often easier said than done. But there is a lot of truth behind it.