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I agree. However life is short and after trying half a dozen things over a year, it’s creating a lot of mental health problems for me. It is likely I have fail
by throwarayes 4y ago
I agree. However life is short and after trying half a dozen things over a year, it’s creating a lot of mental health problems for me.
It is likely I have failed. I have tremendous empathy for this boss. But I also have to think of my strengths and where I can be successful elsewhere.
- nuancebydefault 4y agoTime has come to tell yourself not to dwell on it anymore. Find another job, you will be surprised how much of a difference it will be. Company culture, styles of management, relations with colleagues, all need a fresh start.
- FartyMcFarter 4y agoDon't worry about having failed. Just try to learn some lessons so you can avoid similar problems next time. If it's truly getting to the point where it's affecting your mental health, the job is no longer what you should prioritize.
- exabrial 4y agoPrecisely ^ Strive for excellence, not perfection, in everything you do.
- selectodude 4y agoDid you fail? If you got paid for the work, you didn't fail. You succeeded. We're all at this for money first. If you can enjoy the time spent making money, that's a bonus.
- chrismarlow9 4y agoYou didn't fail. You just found half a dozen things that don't work. Work on yourself for a while.