How do you manage to do it all?
Kudos to all those successfully coping here for years. How you manage to balance it all out successfully is beyond me. I haven't even hit the half-year mark, and I'm already feeling the burnout creeping in. Not to mention falling behind in socializing as I hardly ever get the same days off as my family and friends. Do you have any tips on how to overcome this, if there even is a way to do it?
It's the worst job I ever had and I only worked there for 5 days.
If you're covered by our insurance, you can use DoctorsonDemand for therapy sessions that last 50 minutes. It's not too revolutionary or anything, but I've found it helpful to talk to someone there when I'm feeling extremely stressed (which is kind of often but that's a long story
Also DoD can prescribe, just nothing controlled can be written. There are psychiatrists available there, this means they can prescribe
Also DoD can prescribe, just nothing controlled can be written. There are psychiatrists available there, this means they can prescribe
wmt will su^k life out of you
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Sorry, no useful tips. Forget about work-life balance. This place should be renamed the 'soul-sucking megastore.' It's almost as if you need to hand over a piece of yourself the moment you sign up for a job, and you don't get it back until you leave.