Do you hate your job? Are you a wage slave?
Hating your job is very common.
If you hate your job you are really a wage slave.
A slave to your wage; attending your workplace to pick up your pay and somehow get through your day.
It sucks whichever way you look at it. You can’t possibly give of your best to your employer – you know….. the person/people who pay your food bills.
In one sense, people who hate their jobs are ‘frauds’ and have to live a double life – you can’t really tell your employer you hate it can you? Just your friends and maybe people you know on Facebook. “I’m bored” you write.
Take a quick look at this brief article:
How to Tweet Your Way Out of a Job
The person writes:
Cisco just offered me a job! Now I have to weigh the utility of a fatty paycheck against the daily commute to San Jose and hating the work.
Clearly a ‘bad hire’. The people assessing the person failed to determine unsuitability. This can be hard to get right of course; many employees can be ‘silver tongued smoothies’, running a good con. Yes, a con.
The sad thing is that the employee concerned has got a very distorted focus. The roots of this type of thing, which is common, can often go way back into childhood, parenting and schooling. One problem is the lack of societal focus on finding your passion and gifts, then encouraging them to manifest.
So, do you want to spend the rest of your life doing something you hate and longing for the holidays? Stealing time from your employer? Just think about what it is doing to your health. Do you honestly think that the stress and other bad emotional stuff that comes with doing a job you hate helps your health?
Wouldn’t you like to be free?
Someone who is authentic and gives value to others because you want to?
Start planning today for a better, more authentic, life.
And yes, I know…some employers are indeed the boss from hell, but that is not the point of this article.
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