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My #1 reason is that I don't have enough to do. I've complained about it so often to colleagues and supervisor it has become a running joke, but nothing change
by dalai 10y ago
My #1 reason is that I don't have enough to do.
I've complained about it so often to colleagues and supervisor it has become a running joke, but nothing changed. Previous job was even worse. I've been doing 2-3 weeks of work, followed by 1-2 months (if not more) of just sitting there, even when I have 2 or 3 projects in parallel. Somehow everyone else seems to be busy all the time.
- namaemuta 10y agoIf your job is done and they don't assign you new tasks there are a few things you could consider: - Find something to improve - Work in side projects of your own - Find new stuff to learn / practice
- dalai 10y agoI know, but somehow the motivation is not there, especially with side projects. I started a couple that aimed at improving our internal stuff, but they are sitting there. Everybody is positive until it is time to deploy/use something new. I did manage to read quite a bit and try new things the last couple of years though. In the end, it is always lack of motivation I guess.