Keeping Your Blah Job, While Planning Your Dream Career

October 11th, 2010 - By Demetria Irwin

In today’s world of high unemployment, keeping a job in a layoff heavy environment can be just as mentally/emotionally taxing as being given the ax. Add to that a general loathing for the job anyway and you have a recipe for disaster.  Hold tight sister!  Here are a few ways to hang on to your job as long as necessary and maintain your sanity.


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  • http://www.companystoryandbrand.com Lise

    There are a lot of salient points you make here. I especially love the part about plotting your escape by maximizing your free time. It would be nice if our escape plan included a plan to make additional income without creating a path to yet another job. I'm a believer in self-branding, finding a better path and diversifying your revenue stream – but not exactly by finding another limiting job and creating wealth for someone else besides yourself.

    Lise

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  • Lovejadoir

    I absolutely relate to this article! I recently graduated from college and haven't found a job in my field yet. I hate my job right now because it's boring, not in the field of study that I'm passionate about, and some of the people there are rude. So to relieve the stress and annoyance of my job, I volunteer after work a few times a week, personalized my office, and stay away from office gossip. This helps relieve my stress and keeps my positive energy.