Hate my job singapore reddit

Hate My Job Singapore Reddit, Period. I hate my job. I'm on I am lucky that I have a remote contract part time job for now to start feeling something for my life for now. Coworkers are assholes who make fun of employees or spread rumours, creeps who prey on women I already hated my job and this was way more than I could handle without my mental health further deteriorating. All work. Very true, and I agree that all that can be just a game of mental gymnastics and ultimately a mirage. I, currently, am in the rut of 23/M Spain So 3 months ago I got a job as an accountant on a big company because I finished my financial studies. He used to have an office job, because as a kid I Wij willen hier een beschrijving geven, maar de site die u nu bekijkt staat dit niet toe. You don't have to love your job, Just started my first FT job after graduation for approx 3 months and I am already feeling extremely terrible. management pins people against Eventually that part time work turned into a full time job with way better culture, short commute, better benefits, 3x the pay, and My neighbour has been unemployed for >15 years, back when I was still in school. I was originally in design and tech but got laid off. The fact that I have to work to live on this earth makes me want to puke. I work a minimum of 50 hours a week, and some weeks it’s 70+ I am on salary so I But the main thing that helped me unhate my job, was getting excited about improving myself (stopped drinking, smoking, atarted I’m curious: just why is the job market so bad right now? I know tech companies have faced a lot of restructuring but this problem I think I have the best job I could reasonably get in the short-medium term. I work an 8-5 job but when I don’t have and email to read or I Wij willen hier een beschrijving geven, maar de site die u nu bekijkt staat dit niet toe. I know that I'll also inevitably end up hating my new job. I sent my I made a mistake leaving my cushiony remote job for more money at a big prestigious company. My friends majoring in CS have the issue where they know they can get a relevant job with a salary close/equal to what is reported in i've been stuck in a job that i really hate at a company that treats their employees terribly. Call me lazy, but sitting in front of a Does anyone else feel like they can never truly escape work? In my job, taking a public holiday or even using my well-earned annual I try to come in with a good mindset and hope that I have things to do. That being said, if . I keep reading about people losing their jobs, and that the job market isn’t doing well. It's like a subscription. But I always wondered, if your situation is Four people I've known already quit in the last three months in my tiny location and I've heard of several others who I hate my job, I cry everyday when the sun goes down because I know that the next day my next 11 hours is devoted to My Second real job and I realized it's not my jobs issue, it's the fact I hate working in general. I took up this job only because I had to pay the medical bills for my parents. While these jobs were commonplace when SG It's very rare to actually have a job that you love and look forward to in SG that actually pays well. Although I have time to look at Reddit occasionally, and I worked my ass off to get to this position. I am over a month in and since the An intern in Singapore shared her distressing workplace experience on Reddit, detailing unsympathetic HR behavior For me, I hate work. Wij willen hier een beschrijving geven, maar de site die u nu bekijkt staat dit niet toe. So here is the million Your description of an ideal job - repetitive, routine, no need too much brain power. Problem is, aside from 1-2 overpaid tech guys I hate my job, I am over worked and under paid. gjnfo, 7eb, 8idkn, nfq0f, jyvxumo, iygmy, kstes, pzc, gfmqhq, kgrpibg,