>It didn't really feel like a decision though. It felt like I was at my wits end. I gave everything and had nothing left. I feel the same way at my FANG job. T

>It didn't really feel like a decision though. It felt like I was at my wits end. I gave everything and had nothing left. I feel the same way at my FANG job. The spiral has been astounding. Most people I know at the same company already see therapists and take SSRIs. I know I could go down that path and force my body to adjust and perform as I need it, as if my body and mind are a horse that just needs the right kind of whip to get racing. It feels so much healthier and less stressful to leave and address my root cause (the isolation of wfh). Currently looking for a new in-office job outside of FANG in a more chill location, and planning on quitting in 3 weeks regardless of the outcome. I had a similar experience 7 years ago (also after a year of working remotely), and the freedom I felt after quitting was sweeter than any amount of money they could paid me.