Hi all,
I recently started actively looking for a new job because I’m not happy with my current workplace. While the people are nice, I don’t enjoy the procedures and the constant, often unnecessary, meetings.
To improve myself, I’ve been focusing on learning different aspects of my job, and outside of work, I’m attending a German language course. I’m also in the final evaluation stage of a pilot training program application, which keeps me motivated and excited for the future.
However, my workload has increased significantly, and maintaining a work-life balance has become really difficult over the past eight months. Some of my tasks are still pending—not always because of me, but often due to dependencies on others. Even so, I’m the one who gets escalated when things are delayed. I acknowledge my own mistakes, but it’s frustrating that no one seems to appreciate the progress I’ve made—only the delays get noticed.
I genuinely want to leave my current job for all these reasons. I know I need to keep pushing forward, but it’s starting to take a daily toll on me. I want to make more time for the things I enjoy, but I feel stuck in this situation.
If anyone has gone through something similar or has any advice, I’d really appreciate hearing your thoughts. Thanks.
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