Hello everyone,
This is my first post on the jobs subreddit and just wanted to say thanks for hearing out my current predicament at work.
I've been a creative writer at this digital marketing firm for the last two years or so. Since coming on board, I've been constantly bombarded with more work than I can handle and I'm finally losing it — like I'm on the verge of having a complete breakdown and ending up in the loony bin. We're talking 12 to 14 hour days Monday through Friday and often work on weekends. I still cannot catch up on the insurmountable workload they give me. Took a vacation two weeks ago and my boss bombarded me while I was out — to the point where I had to give up two days of flex time off to get a large project done.
Finally told my boss today that I'm getting burnt out and she took some light projects off my plate. Problem is, the company is just significantly understaffed. Each writer has to juggle like 30 to 50 clients at any given time. This is due to the company's profit margins being razor-thin.
Think I've been way too accommodating of their psychotic workload since I started. I remember when I first got on board, how all of the senior writers were begging me to do all their little pet projects for them. I started working weekends like my second week on the job. Realize I should've stuck up for myself more, but what's done is done.
Had some interviews recently with very promising leads but haven't heard a peep back. Feel like I have to push through the psychosis that my job is leading to, just so I won't be lumped in with the millions of unemployed people out there (I do have 17k saved up, but fear that's not enough to last through these terrible times). Any thoughts on how to handle this situation?
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