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How can I stay motivated at work 5 weeks before finally submitting my resignation?

Have already mentally checked out, totally disengaged, but still want to survive the next 5 weeks, then another 2 weeks for the notice period, even just by pretending, but already feel very dead inside. I can still do the job, but engagement no...

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GoFish ·

idk sometimes you just have to stick it out? or are they up to no good? why do you hate it?

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GoFish ·

@TessDun oh so you kinda resent them fawning all over him then? workplace pet?

TessDun · 41-45, F

@GoFish He knows his way and knows well enough the games of politics in the workplace,,, I am giving it to him for being this strategic.,, the bosses just happen to be unfair for me,,, so yes I prefer to get out of this toxic environment the soonest.,,,

GoFish ·

@TessDun oh ok sorry

ineedadrink · 56-60, M

It's hard, for sure.

nobodyishome · 36-40, F

Ohh that is very difficult

inked · 41-45, M

you dont.. fuck it? what are they gonna do, fire you?

Semen · 18-21, M

Depending where you live and the type of work you do it sometimes pays not to burn bridges. You never know who knows who and where your next employer wil be.

TessDun · 41-45, F

@Semen I'm moved to Australia and this is my first job as a migrant, so yeah trying my very best to stay polite and sane, until the final day.

BillyMack · 46-50, M

Commitment to yourself. Don’t burn a bridge you might need later. And maybe future you will be proud of it

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