I feel really sad and sorry for people who are stuck in their job. No way out, they lament. Long hours, underpaid, unappreciated, scrutinized with suspicion, suppressed into submission; doomed.
They hate it but can do nothing about it. Uh!
And so the poor soul plods on, agonized, tortured; dragging his feet into a hell he's created for himself.
And it doesn't help to see the long, sour faces of colleagues who are probably in a similar pitiful state, facing the same plight.
Is it worth it? To continue slogging? What of those empty promises? Is there light at the end of the tunnel?
Should he throw in the towel now or wait another 6 months, a year? Perhaps things will be different, improved. He's skeptical but continues hoping.
Maybe, someday ...
A suggestion, if you are in that predicament.
Observe how previous colleagues who have gone before you were treated. With dignity, decency or degradation?
Did you approve? Did it ignite fear or disgust in you? Consider those actions and your reactions. These are helpful tips in your own decision making. If others were treated unkindly, be warned, you'll probably face the same fate.
With the New Year, resolve to make things better all around and it jolly well starts with that job-activity that brings in the bread and butter. Cut the bitter.
The work place should be fun, in an atmosphere of co-operation, healthy competition and strong team work for mutual benefits.
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