I'm an interviewer at my company and burnt out
βI don't feel like I am heard or taken seriously. How can I push for change and preserve my energy?β
An amateur advice column.
βI don't feel like I am heard or taken seriously. How can I push for change and preserve my energy?β
βThis seems to be a pattern where we prepare really well, but then she interjects her thoughts in the midst of a rigidly planned spiel, and it makes us look a little unorganized.β
βI've had some success just meeting people from more varied backgrounds, but have struggled to translate those to more authentic, closer friendships.β
βI want to focus my time on other activities, but I'm a bit afraid of losing a bit of my identity.β
βI am really interested in other perspectives.β
βMy productivity got me recruited and hired in the first place, and now it's not good enough.β
βI am a white, cis, male engineer, and a relatively new team lead.β
βI've been dealing with a not great manager relationship. I think it is time for me to go.β
βI am not looking to preach to anyone. But I find myself being ashamed of this when I'm around people in the tech industry.β
βCan coworkers be your friends? How do you find friends outside of work?β
βSubtitle: Am I reacting appropriately to these events or am I being too sensitive?β
βIt gets worse and worse. I really don't want to talk to her at all now.β
βI'd love to know what you do to empower yourself against fear and against the voices in your head that try to dissuade you.β
I definitely did not write this.