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I've found myself in this situation: I was working for a big bank and the conditions were excellent: good teammates, good manager, good pay. At one point I cou
by ElKrist 7y ago
I've found myself in this situation: I was working for a big bank and the conditions were excellent: good teammates, good manager, good pay.
At one point I couldn't stand the cognitive dissonance of watching all these videos/articles about climate change while working for a bank that had a negative contribution to these issues.
I decided to quit and go part-time. I still don't know how to contribute to the issues I care about and earn money at the same time. I'm searching but tbh it's hard and I'm not the only one in this case.
However, now I have more time to think about making the life changes to reduce my impact on the climate/environment: organize camping holidays in my home country vs flying abroad, optimizing my energy needs at home etc.
I'd prefer finding a job where I can do that at a bigger scale but in the meantime that helps