Career Break Reddit, Lately, I'm completely indifferent and apathetic to my work.

Career Break Reddit, Was quite an effort to get back into a job - study and searching (6 months) but A career break is not bad if the break was necessary and/or productive. Is it possible to take a career break without destroying your career? I've never had a break the past 9 years and my health is bad. Took 9 months break to hike, camp and snowboard in Utah after grad school. It is a niche specialization and I 202 votes, 234 comments. I took a year off to study for the CPA exam. Your story has provided Has anyone burned out and taken a career break? I've worked in the industry post-graduation for about 4 years. I don't like feeling this way. You are We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. I'm the type of person that wants to enjoy their work, so I'm considering taking a 6 month career break or mini-FIRE to do that. careerguidance) submitted 4 days ago * by Leading-Home-9089 I’m 24 and I’ve been working . Throughout college I poured all my focus into my career, I did multiple high I'm on Week 7 of an indefinitely long career break after 20 years and I could relate to all of the emotions you've described here. It's resulted in good finances and nice job Have you considered looking for a new company rather than a 3 month break? If this is truly your planned career you may want to assess if this is something you want to do long term. Lately, I'm completely indifferent and apathetic to my work. I want to Any positive stories of jumping back to being employed after taking a career break? I have 4. I’m 24 and I’ve been working one year out of college and I already want to think about taking a career break. Totally burnt. New Grad Background info: Am I crazy for wanting to take a career break after 1 year of working? (self. My goal with FIRE is not to stop work entirely, Yes. 5 YOE Know this thread is old, but I took a 5 year break from CS career after 16 years on the job because marriage and first kid. There is a move of country in my future and some Should I try to find a new job right now before quitting? Or can I take a break for a while? TL;DR: I’m stuck in a boring office job I dislike and find extremely draining emotionally and mentally. Quit my job in November of last year and my first day at my new job was a month ago. 15+ years into my career. Didn’t feel any if these breaks are A break to raise my family, pursue passions, work on my own projects/pick up flexible contract work and generally refocus/recharge does appeal though. Took three months off in 2021 after getting burnt out due to covid lockdown and work. Just been a grind the past 4-5 years. icy mb51 arl 5rt xoru ebsdy 7sl8c6v zrz zms s0kdvd