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Or they could have just chosen a profession they don’t like?
by zepto 5y ago
Or they could have just chosen a profession they don’t like?
- TameAntelope 5y agoApparently so! Maybe it's the desire to stick with a profession you hate in practice is caused by some kind of disease.
- zepto 5y agoThere is no evidence they have such a desire. In fact the opposite is true. Why you want to find disease here is unclear.
- TameAntelope 5y agoThere is evidence, they literally said they feel unable to work at 99% of the jobs in the field they’re attempting to participate in. The continued attempt (this post) does not align with the inability to perform the job in nearly any capacity.
- zepto 5y agoYou are misrepresenting the OP. They clearly distinguish between great jobs and not great jobs. They ask for advice on either finding great jobs, or tolerating not great jobs. This is quite obviously not the behavior of someone who is continuing to do something they hate. They are asking how to find a job they don’t hate, or how to not hate a job they find. This is the opposite of what you are claiming them to be doing. If they can’t find a way to do either of these two things and they keep working in the field, then you might have a point. But right now they are asking the obvious and sensible questions that a healthy person experiencing dissatisfaction with their career should ask. Your attempt to portray them as diseased still makes no sense.