Yes, when you give up a lot personally and ask for a little that would be beneficial to both you and the company and you watch every one but you get those opportunities well you get nothing it's draining

Yes. I stopped trying to be a top performer, which made me feel like there wasn’t really a point besides getting my money and going home, and then I quit because I could do that for easier making more money somewhere else.

Oh yeah. Part of the reason I'm so driven to be a problem-solver for people in those situations at work.

Yes. Twice. It wasn't the job it was the atmosphere. Retired and put all that behind me.

Yep...there was one job I had that caused a lot of sleepless nights

Ohhhhh yes

My current one 😌

My current one does that sometimes

I don't like working so yeah lol

Most of that was who my manager was and who my coworkers were. Changed those elements but not my daily tasks and it was night and day.

The work itself was fun but I hated internal rules, the pay, high employee turnover rate and commuting. I'd love that job if it was in a different company.

Yes. I even consulted with the psychologist who was on retainer for the company. He confirmed the toxic nature of my job, so I resigned.

Oh yeah. Emotionally and physically..I was living on adrenaline

Yes and I quit. Also another one I transferred out.

My current one, going on seven years now

Yes, I have one like that now.

my first and only job and yes!

Good lord ...yes

I go to work with a heavy heart so yea.

Almost my life yes.

Yes, but it replaced it with different things. I really loved and hated that job

Absolutely

Yes

Yes, yes I did

The proper term for that is "soul crushing job".

But yeah my last one.

Yes.

I'm at one rn

Absolutely. They are the worst.

My entire career, but the kids make it worthwhile.

My last work place pretty much killed me.

Yes. I was 23 in an office among coworkers who were middle aged, burnt out and miserable. I transferred out as soon as I could.

Like bartending?

Most of them