I Fantasize About Rage-Quitting My Job On A Daily Basis “If you work in a job where productivity comes before people, it's a toxic environment.”
And by bullshit, I mean toxic work environments. When we hear the word “toxic,” we jump to bad romantic relationships. Or maybe people in our circle who don’t deserve to be there. But don’t think for a moment that this same negative mindset and emotional manipulation can’t also apply to the workplace.Rage quitting.
When so many people were losing their jobs or faced working in person with customers, I can’t pretend that my work-from-home setup wasn’t an incredible privilege. With that being said, just because this company showed up for their employees in that way didn’t change the rapid decline of our team environment into a hellish nightmare. Does that sound dramatic? I promise it isn’t. This is the exact description of how logging into a deteriorating situation feels five days a week, eight hours a day.
“Before, I was always running at an 11, but it’s because I was unwell. Now, I’m trying to be more balanced. Be healthier, emotionally, mentally, and physically. It’s brought me down to say, 7 or 8. I still do my job and do it well, just at a more realistic level.”
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