This is Why We Hate our Jobs

Dr. K’s Guide to Mental Health explores Anxiety, Depression, ADHD, and Meditation

#shorts #work

[boi]

it is simple: because you have to. you are forced to work if you not want to be homeless

[mask]

A huge part of it is financial instability. A lot of us live from paycheck to paycheck. Losing or quitting a job could mean not being able to pay bills for weeks if you didn't have something lined up in advance. These fears can keep people trapped in a miserable job for years, especially if you have dependents.

[Nox-qk]

I couldn't care less about being appreciated for my work or my job being boring. i hate my job because it's stressful and i keep getting more responsibilities. The field that it's in has nothing to do with my personal interests, but I'm good at it and I make decent money so I stay.

[HedgehogzZ]

Dr. K is going to OWN the YT shorts algorithm and I love to see it

[greeeneyes]

I hate my job because I feel like a piece in somebody else‘s game. They tell me what tasks to do with the excuse that they pay me, which feels like I am selling my soul and the biggest part of my daily energy for something that I dont care about. And dont start with building a career, most people dont have careers, they have jobs and thats it. The whole system should be reevaluated ..

[MrLegionst]

I feel most people don't even like to work, it doesn't matter what it is, but when there is a good balance between the job itself (not being that demanding), have an overall good payment, good work environment and have time for personal activities, it can be tolerated.

[wendy]

The attachment that kept me stuck for years? HEALTH INSURANCE!

[charliekowittmusic]

This is SO TRUE. Don’t get attached to your job if it’s not right for you. I used to grovel and lie for a good job cause I “needed” the income.

One day, I changed all of that and decided to really focus on what was the RIGHT fit for me. It led to massive success, more honesty, more money, and now I have my own business.

The moment you act like you “need” a job, that’s the moment you actually become replaceable in my experience..

[charcoal]

I kept a job I hated for years, eventually I loved the job. Change of management made all the difference.

[Zodiacman]

In my case I just work because I have to work, even though I don't like working.

What I'm starting to discover however, is that I just want life satisfaction, and my hobbies are more meaningful because I enjoy them more.

I need to find more meaning in work, otherwise my hobbies and desires take full control. I'm looking into dharma and karma and I'm already starting to see a path forward.

[sarahengland]

People are right to be afraid of quitting their job. Sometimes it can be YEARS or FOREVER before you get a similar job. Meanwhile your former boss will try to destroy you in some cases. You can be blacklisted in the industry only because you left.

[experimentalcyborg]

Good story but i just fucking hate having to work in order to not starve.

[BroccoliRocks]

Many organization don't even take enough of an in interest in you to give you the hated performance review. They have you fill out a self evaluation or ask your coworkers to fill out a survey about your performance.

[arenomusic]

Not working is unfulfilling, but when wages are stagnant and workers aren't respected anything starts to look better than where you are

[xxstormxx]

I thought I finished high school, but guess what, I am back again😢 dramas, endless gossips, backstabbing, fake friends, pretend to help people etc

[WoundedG]

I’ve been at the same job for 12 years. 11 years in the same position. I make enough money to take care of me and my family. But I hate it. There’s no upper movement. But I’m terrified to lose it because I’m our only income. So I suffer it. Life has to be more than this. I’m just waiting to die at this point.

[hovergo]

_Wanting_ to afford rent 😆 Still a good insight

[MarcBjoernholt]

When there are no good alternatives yet... I am just starting out on a marketing course and hope to get a more regular job in the future. For now, I will manage.

[KynaruHelio]

Wanting not to be broke and lose your house

[Notnow]

The reason I hate working:
I hate waking up so early in the morning.
Literally my alarm gives me PTSD.

If I could do the same job but wake up naturally and go to work when I’m ready, my perception of the world would be so great lol
I actually do enjoy what I do for a living. I just hate having to be beholden to the companies schedule.