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Better to take the time off before you have to take the time off, which will almost certainly happen. I burnt out at my last job in March of 2020, and that sav
by brailsafe 5y ago
Better to take the time off before you have to take the time off, which will almost certainly happen.
I burnt out at my last job in March of 2020, and that savings I was building up to hopefully one day retire is gone, and that's as a person with no true dependants, minimal bills, and a very frugal lifestyle. I haven't found work since. I took 1 step forward, and 1 step back. This was also true of the previous time I burnt out in 2016; I didn't end up finding work again before I lost my apartment and had to live out of my car for a long time.
Know the warning signs. Leave/change jobs before you destroy your career like I apparently have.