I started a graphic design job at a small advertising agency 3 years ago. At the time I was a hybrid designer and coder. Since then I’ve learned a ton, and I’ve been promoted to the leader of my agencies marketing automation program been producing work I’m passionate about for clients I really love. The people I work with are fantastic, and I enjoy them mostly.
With that being said, I’m working 65+ hours every week, with no end in sight, and what probably bothers me the most is I have so many clients I don’t feel like I can make meaningful gains for any of them in the course of a week.
We’ve hired new employees to lighten the load, but we’re one of the few businesses that has grown through the pandemic, and now I’m managing people on top of my workload.
The stress is affecting me at home with my wife, I don’t feel like I’ve talked to a friend in about a year, and I’m feeling sick and tired all the time.
Obviously I’ve had discussions with my supervisors and told them it’s unsustainable, but it’s been about 18 months since the first time I talked to them about it (ongoing conversation), and while I feel like they’ve listened and promised to help, but nothing has changed. So I guess my question is, is it time to bail? Or is there some way to reframe the conversation and salvage this?
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