Powered By
@A MyDepressionTeam Member - the exact problem I have. I'm stuck in monotonous work. I do get to talk to customers, but it is a callcentre so little to no variation. But I can sympathise with you - doing 5 hours of counting stock is bad enough during a stock-take, but if you have to do that every day :O
AMEN, @A MyDepressionTeam Member,I Hear You There Having To Do The Samething Over,Over Again,I Would Be Bored,Keep Your Chin Up,Sending Hugs And Prayers!
I actually had to leave a job because I had no way of coping with suicidal thoughts and the like at work. I need to keep my mind occupied, and the work was very monotonous. We weren't even allowed to listen to music or anything like that. Just... count merchandise (yawn).
Basically, for me I need a job where I have to be active, either that makes me think or has been talking to customers. I have to keep busy, since at most jobs I can't just watch Netflix or YouTube to drown out my thoughts.
Im.not working at moment currently on sick but am attending course called bridges to work which is designed to help people with problems get back into work gradually at their own pace
I work in my home so I don't have to deal with the public. Me and society don't mix.
Join
Your Privacy Choices
