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Old Jun 08, 2014, 03:03 AM
seawhale seawhale is offline
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How well I know this, seawhale ... I've worked in a few toxic work environments in my lifetime, and it can definitely impact our mental health BIG TIME!

Whenever I find myself in an intolerable work environment now, I make myself a smaller target by avoiding and/or ignoring the toxic people I work with while I actively look for another job. As soon as I have secured another job, I tender my notice and get the heck outta Dodge!

It's customary to work out a two week notice in most places, but I've found that a toxic work environment will let you go as soon as you tender your notice! That can be a blessing and a curse.

It's a blessing because it gives you a couple of weeks to get your mental health in a good place before reporting to the new job, but it can also be a curse if you are unlucky enough to be living paycheck to paycheck.


I will try so hard to find a new job, and I hope that I succeed very soon.

Many thanks for your advice bro.

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Old Jun 08, 2014, 03:04 AM
seawhale seawhale is offline
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Hello again Seawhale u cant let this insignificant person win. If u didnt work there/ with this person calculate how much less despairing you would feel. Alot less. I know that my workplace increases my depressed state, elongating its episode considerably. It helps me to find 'answers' it really helps to read up. I felt so much better to read about things pertaining to my situation: nepotism. bullying. passive aggressives. Toxic workpkaces. It cant stop it it can give you some explanation of what is happening there.

Its so hard to come home and forget how sad u have been made to feel. I try to distract myself for about an hour and after that the weight of the day is not as bad. Cook slowly and carefully? Play a computer game? Read an absorbing book? Just to kick start your down time. Or get on here and pour your day out to folks here.

Thanks for your kind reply, wish you the best of luck dear
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Old Jun 08, 2014, 03:47 PM
seawhale seawhale is offline
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I always like to live in peace, I do not like to go into further problems with this coworker, do not know what should I do when I see him next time very soon.

Thinking of what the coming days will bring to me, I think no good as usual

I dreamed a lot with a happy life, but it is a very long dream which has never turned into reality.
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