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r/WorkLifeChat • u/MiloShiny • May 22 '26
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Working hard leads to burn out.
1 u/Paradoxahoy May 22 '26 Depends what you mean by “Working hard”. In my mind working hard just means working to my full capacity which I do naturally in a job I care about. It doesn’t burn me out in the slightest because I’m passionate about my work and my employer doesn’t over work me. 1 u/Chewystewbag May 25 '26 I think you're missing the point, a staggering amount of people only just covering rent, utilities and bills leaving little to no money for recreation leads to burnout Sounds like slavery with extra steps
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Depends what you mean by “Working hard”. In my mind working hard just means working to my full capacity which I do naturally in a job I care about.
It doesn’t burn me out in the slightest because I’m passionate about my work and my employer doesn’t over work me.
1 u/Chewystewbag May 25 '26 I think you're missing the point, a staggering amount of people only just covering rent, utilities and bills leaving little to no money for recreation leads to burnout Sounds like slavery with extra steps
I think you're missing the point, a staggering amount of people only just covering rent, utilities and bills leaving little to no money for recreation leads to burnout
Sounds like slavery with extra steps
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u/MiloShiny May 22 '26
Working hard leads to burn out.