Thread 33498734

I'm currently living through pic rel.
I'm a Systems Engineer. While my work is interesting, there's just too much.

Too many projects, meetings, tasks, things to learn or understand...
I'm good at it but I don't want to live for work anymore.

I'm currently in the office toilet trying not to have a panic attack after 6hrs of meetings. One more meeting left, and a bunch of other late tasks.

I'd want an easy job, preferably remote, where I can just do my tasks and not think too much.

Get in the back of the line bub. Everybody wants a comfy good pay remote job. Unless you know someone in a organization good luck getting through as a external applicant.

>>33498810
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lol couldnt be me
t. neet of soon ten years
not even worked a whole of 6 months
git good wagies! back2cagies

>>33498851
I was an NEET for an entire year. It made me suicidal and made my depression worse by 10 fold. True story.

>>33498810
Honestly, I'd take LESS pay. Even significantly less.
I've built a base of passive-ish income as a supplement but it's not nearly enough to live off... But if I had a low-hours, low-pay job I could probably live comfortably with it.
>why not part-time?
Indians and Philippinos took over most part-time jobs. Now it's all understaffed, underpaid and overworked.

>>33499067
Just phone it in. Smile and nod when asked any question.

Go work for the government if you want free lunch
I worked as a contractor for 9 months and spent most of time during the day lying in bed (worked from home)
There’s a reason why politicians of all different types want to get rid of these jobs. It one thing to have some cushy desk job, it’s another thing to have a cushy desk job you can never get fired from and you make it off the blood sweat and tears of honest blue collar workers.
You were too young to get a government job and work long enough to get a pension, and you were too young to invest and hold crypto. Get over it.

>>33499127
I won't read neo-boomer comments.

>>33498734 (OP)
Start planning your retirement

>>33499189
I sort of am
Investing every penny in ETFs and Bonds.

>>33499127
I'm actually a civil servant myself.
The jobs aren't -easy- perse, we're still ground down to a paste, they're just -easier- compared to when I worked Private (the pay potential is a lot lower here too).

I don't think anyone is getting "free lunch" in my government "lying in bed".