I can’t do sales anymore.
~Worker Living in INDIA
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I can’t do sales anymore.
You are reading from the book “Just Quit” & Live
The corporate culture is not a good fit. I knew that before I accepted the job, but the $$ was good so I went for it. The long hours, stress and negativity (there is always an issue and anything you do is not good enough for the client) are impacting my health. I was ill & felt off for months. I wasn’t able to sleep. I rarely saw my family and I was always angry.
In 15 months in this job I can count on one hand the number of days I would call “good” days.
I am looking for a new role and it has been challenging as the long work hours leave me exhausted with little energy to actually search for something else. I want to be able to spend the holidays with my family, improve my health and make the time to find a new role that is a good fit. That is why I am looking at quitting.
You are reading from the book “Just Quit” & Live
My job makes me feel depressed, like I have no real value or purpose in life. It pays terribly and there’s not one single thing about it I enjoy.
It makes me feel less and less like ‘me’ every damn day that passes and I’m beyond sick of feeling this way.
I want some control and DIRECTION in my life again.
I want something to really strive for, and just maybe make one of my dreams come true. (If I don’t try, I’ll never know and I’ll always be kicking myself).
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My boss is a terrible negative woman that I dread working with.
I don’t like being away from my son. I want to be with him all the time.
There is no real joy in my job.
I work with several miserable people and I do not make what I would like to be making.
I need more time to work on my projects, such as writing my book, and finding clients, so that I can be more involved in the wellness industry.
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I’m expecting a baby in seven months. I haven’t been feeling well and my employers haven’t been exactly accommodating. They are barely civil about it.
Even before I found out I was pregnant I had come to the realization that the job I have now is not what I thought it would be in terms of exposure and career progressions and opportunities.
I also noticed how other employees have been treated by my employer, there is no residual value, and you are only as valuable as the work that they need to get done in the next month.
Also… I hate filling out leave forms.
I’m complacent at my job, and as long as I stay there I will never further myself.
Also, my boss is taking money from me and my fellow employees.
~Worker Living in LOUISIANA
You are reading from the book “Just Quit” & Live