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It took me about a year to lose interest in my job. At first, I loved the challenge of it and the satisfaction I got from completing tasks. But as time went on, I found myself less and less engaged. Eventually, I just stopped caring and stopped putting in the effort.
It took me about two years to lose interest in my job. It started with a feeling of stagnation; I wasn't learning anything new and I wasn't being challenged. Then, slowly but surely, I stopped enjoying going to work. The people I worked with were nice, but I just didn't feel like myself anymore.
I have not lost interest in my work, but I have certainly lost some of the excitement. I've gotten used to all the tasks I do, I don't feel like anything is challenging anymore and I just do my job and go. Although I still like what I do
About 2 years in and I left after 4. It was too much of the same every day. Found a job with a lot more variety and I am so much happier for it.