Signs You're Experiencing Deep Career Burnout

If you're feeling like something is missing and you're not sure what do to for a career, you may be dealing with deep career burnout. Here are some signs that you may want to switch careers or revaluate your direction,

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[CassiesPetParent]

Toxic & abusive workplace breeds apathy & disheartening mindset.

[censoredeveryday]

I was laid off from an IT Director position and severely burned out. Likely was on the verge of a heart attack from the stress. Packed up all my stuff and moved to a cheaper area and now I drive a truck part time. Not sure what is next for me, but I know I'm done with super stressful roles. I'm in my 40s.

[JamesSmith-eyvc]

I think the real problem is that we've been tricked into thinking our jobs should be our passion. Fact is, you go to work to make money. The lifestyle that is afforded to you by that money should be our passion and motivation.

[Steve-tnru]

I have burnout watching the government take all my money in taxes.

[charlesm.]

I am questioning my own career. I think getting laid off had a major affect in my confidence.

[turkyturky]

Bro its not a career burnout, it's lack of meaningful work coupled with crippling inflation, lack of moral, unaffordable necessities. Yeah we are deep into the collapse people, or decline and it will get worse.

[robertmorgan]

never heard something so accurate to my life

[pearlrichardson]

Career & job search burnout is a struggle. Ugh If I didn't need an income & could retire completely without working, I would no longer job search.

[erubin]

I've never truly wanted a career, but society is forcing me to have one. That's mainly why I'm angry and cynical.

[tobiasthederp]

What’s missing is time off to enjoy your life. Going on vacation or being afraid to call in sick due to company culture and the American society is not time off. Stay safe out there! ❤

[ryanbarker]

There is deep correlation between this and outsourcing. Sometimes your company lets go of your role but keeps you. These situations are DANGEROUS.

[charliedallachie]

I keep hearing “start your own business” advice. Like it’s super easy. It’s not, it’s very hard. Where would one even begin with no genius business idea and a solid plan? 9/10 startups fail. It’s incredibly risky. Where does one even get the startup funding? If you have a good idea, sure go for it…..

[kqnkzuq]

Tried changing careers. Helped for awhile then cynicism again. My financial advisor said we could retire. Hallelujah! Looking forward to playing for awhile and then finding somewhere to volunteer. I believe THAT will be fulfilling. 🤞🏻

[earthsteward]

I fell into call centre work because a company said it was a stepping stone job to move into other jobs in the corporation. I got stuck there and changed employers but still was stuck doing the work. Years later I did career assessments and found out it was one of the top 10 worst jobs for my personality. Employers would keep saying I needed to change myself but now I realized I was square peg trying to fit into a round hole

[jaredheymann]

I was absolutely in deep career burnout about a year ago. After trying to make more subtle changes within my company, I took the leap and just quit, walking away from over a decade with a company and an advanced degree. Taking time to truly understand who I am and what I want enabled me to be much more targeted and motivated to pursue my next opportunity. Your strategy is spot on, and one of my mistakes was leaving without a clear plan in place, so now I'm on the other side knowing what I want and trying to convince recruiters and hiring managers. Fingers crossed for my next opportunity, and for others experiencing this, definitely realize you're not alone and talk to others to help understand what you want and develop a plan to make your change. Cheers!

[valerier]

Great video! I experienced deep career burnout the last 6 years of my 25-year teaching career. It was because my working conditions got worse and worse and worse! It was affecting my health! I've had a couple of part-time jobs since, in different fields, and they have left me feeling cynical! So, thanks for the advice! I'll be reevaluating and thinking about a new job strategy!

[CB-vtmx]

I'm in year 40 of my career. I was over it all 15 years ago. Coasting to retirement in a couple years now...

[nicholascreates]

The key is not to find the perfect job, because it doesn't exist.
Instead, find your tribe and learn to enjoy and explore the job you found

[DuderStank]

As someone who experienced major burnout I highly recommend starting a skilled trade if you're physically able to. It has been a massive turnaround for my mental health. The trades desperately need workers and the job security is there. Thanks for the videos Brian!

[solomongathings]

This is really wild yall.. this is not ok or normal. Too many ppl now days feel like this. We won't get these years back on our life cycle. Man I pray things turn around for us because they are trying their hardest to ignore this PANDEMIC. We deserve better.😢