NickL30
07-18-07, 11:23 PM
For the past ten years my job history & life has been a rollercoaster. I have worked at so many places (temp & perm) and gone on so many interviews I have lost track. I have a positive attitude, I genuinely try but just end up frustrated where I am either urged to quit or get fired.
I am in something similar to Mutual Fund Accounting which requires an insane amount of detail, long hours, repetitive work, etc..
I realized today after being chewed out by a coworker that my time here is limited. I was in contract to buy a new loftsized condo but had to stop payment on the deposit check & call the realtor & said I couldn't go thru with it. This is probably the fifth apartment that I was planning on buying but backed out at the last minute due to my precarious (real or imagined) job situation.
I just hate going to work each day in dread thinking that I am one moment away from termination. My last position was so bad & stressful (they never did fire me) that I left on Friday, came in collected my stuff that weekend, started at my new job on Monday & called HR that next Wednesday from CT. Guess What?? It is exactly the same & I just brought along the same issues which now I relocated 120miles away from NYC to outside of Hartford Cty. in CT. I am paying rent on 2 apartments the one I am currently subletting & my old apartment back in NYC where I return every weekend. I also have no friends here or any type of social interaction except for going to the gym after work.
I am just not cutting it even in this job which I have had for 2 months . Most of problems in the past stemmed from bad organizational skills and not being able to work independently enough. Now my problems are mistakes due to 'negligence'. Things I should have seen and corrected & researched. Instead I just let it go. The thing is that these positions get so boring & repetitive. I actually want more challenging work, but seen as someone who is totally incompentant.
What is worse now is that I am reporting to a coworker and don't even get the time of day from management or even my supervisor who hired me. If they are so upset as she said, then D should have a discussion with me directly not thru a lower subordinate.
I know that I have most of the symptoms of ADHD -- Get distracted very easily, can either focus very well or not at all, impulsive with making decisions. But doctors have always prescribed anti depressants. I am trying to taper down from Prozac which made me mildly hypomanic at 60MG a day.
I am seen as incompetant. Not only that but I am treated like some type of inferior
I am in something similar to Mutual Fund Accounting which requires an insane amount of detail, long hours, repetitive work, etc..
I realized today after being chewed out by a coworker that my time here is limited. I was in contract to buy a new loftsized condo but had to stop payment on the deposit check & call the realtor & said I couldn't go thru with it. This is probably the fifth apartment that I was planning on buying but backed out at the last minute due to my precarious (real or imagined) job situation.
I just hate going to work each day in dread thinking that I am one moment away from termination. My last position was so bad & stressful (they never did fire me) that I left on Friday, came in collected my stuff that weekend, started at my new job on Monday & called HR that next Wednesday from CT. Guess What?? It is exactly the same & I just brought along the same issues which now I relocated 120miles away from NYC to outside of Hartford Cty. in CT. I am paying rent on 2 apartments the one I am currently subletting & my old apartment back in NYC where I return every weekend. I also have no friends here or any type of social interaction except for going to the gym after work.
I am just not cutting it even in this job which I have had for 2 months . Most of problems in the past stemmed from bad organizational skills and not being able to work independently enough. Now my problems are mistakes due to 'negligence'. Things I should have seen and corrected & researched. Instead I just let it go. The thing is that these positions get so boring & repetitive. I actually want more challenging work, but seen as someone who is totally incompentant.
What is worse now is that I am reporting to a coworker and don't even get the time of day from management or even my supervisor who hired me. If they are so upset as she said, then D should have a discussion with me directly not thru a lower subordinate.
I know that I have most of the symptoms of ADHD -- Get distracted very easily, can either focus very well or not at all, impulsive with making decisions. But doctors have always prescribed anti depressants. I am trying to taper down from Prozac which made me mildly hypomanic at 60MG a day.
I am seen as incompetant. Not only that but I am treated like some type of inferior