Anyone else hate their job and want a complete career change?

[5iveFootNothing]

I work in leadership support and have done for the past 6 years or so, and for the past few years I've been going back and forth about if I want to continue doing it and I've gotten to a point now where I hate it. It's like dealing with children and I just don't want to it anymore, and this feeling is heightened by the fact that I have children of my own! I'm currently halfway through a secondment and I'm tempted to resign. I don't want to go back to my home role either as that's also leadership support. I have a screening call tomorrow for an internal FTC role (not leadership support) which I'm really hoping I get.

It's Sunday and I already have emails and messages to action when I log in tomorrow, and I REALLY don't want to log in! I don't want to be at someone's beck and call anymore, I don't want to show a grown person how to join a Zoom call, I don't want to chase grown people several times to complete their actions, I just don't want to do it!!

Does anyone else hate what they do?

I worked in secondary education and began to hate it. The first Monday back after the summer break was looming and I knew I couldn’t face it, so handed my notice in and applied for university, now I’m a student paramedic and, although stressed, couldn’t be happier with my decision!

good luck for tomorrow!

Wow! Well done to you - that's amazing! I want to go into HR, talent acquisition specifically, but it's so hard when you have no experience in that field!

What is leadership support?

Roles like PA, EA, Business Manager, etc.