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Terrible. I bailed out of a contract because not only was the working environment very poor, but I also recognised I was a long way from being useful there. I'm
by rswskg 7y ago
Terrible. I bailed out of a contract because not only was the working environment very poor, but I also recognised I was a long way from being useful there. I'm two weeks out and lost.
- JohnFen 7y agoBailing on that contract sounds to me like a very healthy action. May I offer a suggestion or two for what to do next? First, keep (or reestablish) the routine you had while working. That is, get up at the time you used to, get ready for a workday as if you still worked there, and work. You didn't really quit working, you just changed your job from whatever you did as a contractor to finding a replacement gig. So do that -- find another contract, find a permanent position, engage in skill-expanding or continuing education activities, and so forth. Anything that is a step in the direction you want to go. Remember, the journey to success really is done one step at a time.
- rswskg 7y agoThankfully I have a child and a partner. They really save me, I go to bed before 12 and get up to take baby to nursery. Weirdly after writing the original message, I had my first good day.