Or you can do like I did about a year ago and go to broadcast school.
Or you can do like I did about a year ago and go to broadcast school.
"Some days you get the bear, some days the bear gets you."
Cdr. William Riker
SO, how did that work out for you?
hrm burnout.......nasty business all the way around. i've only been at this for a lil over a year but i screamed burnout a couple of months ago - i got my ass kicked a couple o times with some difficult problems - got around those then i realized that i do what i do for the company and the rest of the techs (still a shortage of qualified applicants here). the customer comes second to the rest of the shop but those peeps are my friends. do i do this for the customer? - not really - do i do it for the company? - not really - i do it for the people in the company. i couldn't just let those guys go out all overworked all the time. i guess what i'm gettin at is that you should evaluate your reasons for working there, if the reasons don't match with who you are then maybe you do need a different line of work. just remember the smiles on the customer's face when things are working in the end, maybe that'll help some.
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"Some days you get the bear, some days the bear gets you."
Cdr. William Riker
While there is not cure-all for being burned out at anything, my recommendation is one of two things. Take a vacation. Not a long weekend or a few days either, but take the whole week. Don't think about work, don't think about customers, don't think about bosses, don't think about underlings.
My other recommendation is to start a hobbie. Collect stamps, build models, rebuild an old car, plant a garden or something you can focus on to get away from work-on-the-brain. Do something that you enjoy and can get away from the daily grind of work. I started rebuilding a VW Beetle and it's great therapy to get away to the garage after a stressful day at work.
I find swearing in short loud bursts and chain smoking generally helps.
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