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Within a specific role....no. Within an org or job type after making a change. Yes. I learned long ago to maintain hobby's that scratch certain itches that my
by croutonwagon 4y ago
Within a specific role....no.
Within an org or job type after making a change. Yes.
I learned long ago to maintain hobby's that scratch certain itches that my career also does (ie: engineering, problem solving, analytical thinking etc), but work with different levels of 'criticality'.
I also matain hobby's that work different parts of my brain (ie: music/creativity and fishing/hunting/no tech).
Combined they help with burnout.
What i have noticed in the last year or two is that I am burning out on life, not work. Work is fine. But people in general are burning me out. Again, that has had me focus more on the isolating type hobbies as an escape (ie: fishing/working on things in the house etc)