I started a permanent job 5 months ago and I am thinking of leaving.
I have always been a contractor or unemployed in the past and I find it hard. Hard because there is no end and also because I got used to my unemployed mindset (unemployment between contracts) where I had long holidays…
I am not a lazy person but have made the wrong choices in my life because of a lack of objectives, I guess.
Besides, I have problems with one of the managers and 4 other employees sent negative feedback for my end-year review – I did not sign this document yet because I disagree.
Time spent on travel (4 to 5h a day to come to work-both ways) is starting to take its toll and I hardly have a private life. Weekends are spent relaxing/recovering. I come home at 8:30pm every day.
During the last 2 weeks, I felt stressed because of the situation with the manager (the management structure is unusual in this company as many managers can manage you!) and also because I am scared about my future with this company. I am 35. This is mainly due to the
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Most people lifestyles (and their peace of mind) rests on their economic situation.
Can you afford to work less hours?
You have workaholics who sometimes enjoy work for the sake of it, then you have people who cannot stand their job for various reasons, and then you have the inbetweeners – who can manage to live on shorter hours and who can easily cope with their job.
You have to decide what category you fit into, and choose jobs accordingly.
It`s better to take a lower paid job but one you enjoy, than one you hate daily, but with better pay.
I understand your problem, but unemployment is worse. Stick it out.