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This is true and not at all. Last year, I quit my job, because I was in the process of getting a burn-out. It was primarily because management refused to give m
by fjfaase 2y ago
This is true and not at all. Last year, I quit my job, because I was in the process of getting a burn-out. It was primarily because management refused to give me recognition for my efforts. (I dreamed about it last night.)
While I was unemployed, I did voluntairy work at a farming coop, physical labour, often simple weeding. Working there for just one morning per week felt more rewarding than working as a SWE. You could always see the results of your work with your own eyes.
- joquarky 2y agoI quit a 24-year SWE job after reaching KPI-induced burnout. Volunteering three hours at the food bank makes me feel better than any day I spent at that job.