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I worked for about 4 hours this week. Last week it was closer to zero. I get 100% of my work done; there's just not a lot to do. I suspect my job position was c
by agent00shoe 7y ago
I worked for about 4 hours this week. Last week it was closer to zero. I get 100% of my work done; there's just not a lot to do. I suspect my job position was created just to use up a budget.
When there's no workload, impostor syndrome begins to creep in.
It's very boring and I'm actively looking for a job that will keep me busy and engaged.
- ziddoap 7y ago>When there's no workload, impostor syndrome begins to creep in. This hits home, hard. I often feel imposter syndrome, but I never put 2 and 2 together to realize it is almost always when I have nothing to do/accomplish at work. When I finally get a project thrown my way, the feeling subsides.