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Honestly, just getting up out of bed and making it to my workplace feels like an accomplishment some days 🤣 The morale has been super low lately, so it's unfortunate, but everyone is pretty much feeling the same way.
Honestly so true 🤣 if I get out the door on time it's a win. It feels like we're all just dreading work these days.
😂 this is way too relatable. I psych myself up for the littlest things, be it replying to an email or sitting through a tedious meeting. Afterwards I have no motivation or energy left for work. It's like I use it all up on what should be a trivial task and then give myself permission to coast the rest of the day.
May our supervisors and managers never know 🙏🙏
It's funny, there are those days where if I can accomplish that one problematic task I feel like I just climbed El Capitan. But mostly there are days when the tasks just get ticked off one after another and they all just run together. Some days are just a blur that way.
Also very valid, the blur together days are my favorites. They go so fast!
i recommend it and should have done it years before i retired. we had 22 months at home with covid and i worried about being productive so we got to keep working at home. then we got called back 3 days a week to the office. but i found it was only because a certain someone needed us to rent the space from a favored landlord. total BS.. once back to the office i slowed down so much i was bored. i put a timer on to do what i needed to do every X minutes and no more. at the end of the year they told me i did 11000 of the task. i was 2nd. i was shocked i was so productive. BAD me. wasting my effort. i asked my cubicle mate how many he did. was just 5000. i dont think i could go that slow in the office if i took 3 hour lunches. at home sure. but what a waste of effort.
thankfully my manager realized i was a good worker and for the last 6 months of my career he let me secretly work at home one more day a week then i took sick days off since i had soooo many and we only got paid out a third. he was a good manager
Wow! Sometimes it actually shocks me how little work some do while others carry the team. I definitely have my days that I slack though 🫣