Not everyone has the luxury of quiting a job on a dime like that and constant rejections when looking for a new job while being dogpiled at work will not help someone’s mental state.
People living paycheck to paycheck can’t just quit, and sometimes can’t even take time off to go to interviews and stuff. Living like this is often not a choice.
how is changing jobs a complex issue? people do it all the time.
sorry, I don’t believe in the fedi default doomerism perspective, and yeah I know that is ‘very insulting’ to a lot of posters here. i’m an advocate of people improving their situations and being happy, again very unpopular perspective on fedi.
I find most folks I encounter, when reporting how miserable and unhappy they are, refuse to change anything and just double down on their misery… and frankly well that is their fault entirely. Some people are in awful situations, but the truth is you won’t ever get out of one unless you change things to get yourself out of it. The world isn’t going ot magically result you from yourself.
But I get that is ‘hard’ to swallow and people would rather daydream than make active changes in their lives to improve their well-being. I’m very familiar with it in my personal life and I’m also very familiar with how bitter many of those people are towards people who have made changes to their lives and reaped the benefits, and cast it off as if it was ‘so easy’ for us… instead of taking years of hard work and dedication and owning up to your mistakes such that you don’t make them again.
until you are burnt out from overwork and can’t move positions because you are “too valuable in your current role”
so just quit. if you’re that good of a worker you’ll easily get another job, probably with better pay.
Not everyone has the luxury of quiting a job on a dime like that and constant rejections when looking for a new job while being dogpiled at work will not help someone’s mental state.
but you have the luxury of being miserable and overworked, OK.
No, you have the misfortune.
i love fedi, everyone goes ‘no but u’
reminds me of 4th grade.
clearly fedi is full of very mature superintelligent linux users, who resort to grade school insults when you don’t agree with them.
What are you talking about
People living paycheck to paycheck can’t just quit, and sometimes can’t even take time off to go to interviews and stuff. Living like this is often not a choice.
i thought we were talking about people who were good workers getting punished with more work for working hard.
not people living paycheck to paycheck. that’s an entirely different issue.
but hey, we can keep changing the subject. what about single moms with no education living paycheck to paycheck in rural areas?
I may not be the only one left in the 4th, after all you are the one that is trying to downgrade a complex issue with a “so just X”
how is changing jobs a complex issue? people do it all the time.
sorry, I don’t believe in the fedi default doomerism perspective, and yeah I know that is ‘very insulting’ to a lot of posters here. i’m an advocate of people improving their situations and being happy, again very unpopular perspective on fedi.
I find most folks I encounter, when reporting how miserable and unhappy they are, refuse to change anything and just double down on their misery… and frankly well that is their fault entirely. Some people are in awful situations, but the truth is you won’t ever get out of one unless you change things to get yourself out of it. The world isn’t going ot magically result you from yourself.
But I get that is ‘hard’ to swallow and people would rather daydream than make active changes in their lives to improve their well-being. I’m very familiar with it in my personal life and I’m also very familiar with how bitter many of those people are towards people who have made changes to their lives and reaped the benefits, and cast it off as if it was ‘so easy’ for us… instead of taking years of hard work and dedication and owning up to your mistakes such that you don’t make them again.