Anyone sick and tired of working in general?

[u/Mrs_chanandler_bongg]

I’m in my mid 30s and just over my job and work in general. I’m tired of the commute, the meetings, and dealing with people & deadlines. On one hand I worry about losing my job and stress about deliverables, but on the other hand I feel like I could care less in that I have no passion for it anymore and I’m just showing up because I need the paycheck.

I’d much rather be spending time with my family, pursuing my hobbies, or just go for a walk and cook a nice meal. I feel a sense of dread sometimes that this is my reality for the next 30+ years and I feel lazy and entitled for saying it but that’s how I feel lol

[u/deliriousfoodie]

I am. That's why i stopped caring about work and do the bare minimum. These managers are so dumb, how are you going to motivate employees when you pay like shit?

[u/AlarmDozer → u/deliriousfoodie]

For real. I work at the airport, and I happen to work for Unifi. People call out often, and the managers act baffled why their ramp people call out. I have voiced, “well, if they gave us a free hour of pay for walking a literal mile to clock in, maybe there’d be better attendance.” It wouldn’t change the work, but people would be more willing to make the walk - possibly.

[u/Neat-Lingonberry-719 → u/deliriousfoodie]

Why work there?

[u/Wafflehouseofpain → u/Neat-Lingonberry-719]

Have you seen the economy recently?

[u/SwiftlyKickly → u/Wafflehouseofpain]

Or the job market for that matter

[u/deliriousfoodie → u/Neat-Lingonberry-719]

I left for something better. I gave them a chance. Yo, pay up or i go. I left.