Last year I had a part time job that, even though it wasn't my ideal job, I did get some satisfaction out of it and surprised myself at what I was capable of. Then the depression seeped into my head slowly but surely and the person I worked with helped it along by being intimidating and moody. It certainly made things worse over time to,the point where I needed time off, therapy and I think I was perhaps being bullied. My manager didn't really believe me and to cut a long story short, I couldn't stand it any longer and left.
It was a great relief to leave but now I'm out of work, confidence is zero, and i am angry about it all. So it's not helping the way I'm feeling!
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hi im sorry to hear of your situation.its not set in stone but every employer is supposed to be understanding/considerate to employers even taking time off.maybe you could volunteer some place just until you get another job.if its any concolation something similar happened to me recently I had to work having had a mental breakdown after my dad died and I was ignored by my boss twice.
Hi kenster thankyou for your reply. It's soooo annoying isn't it when the boss doesn't do anything! (Probably was glad that I left!) yes, I think it a good idea to try a bit of volunteering.......help build some confidence.
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