Hi everyone, I’m 25f, graduated with my masters in history May 2020, moved to a new city in April 2021 and finally got a job as a cataloger for an auction house May 2021. Prior to this job I’ve never worked full time, I’ve worked multiple part time retail positions and university positions as a TA, internships, etc.
The negatives: I’ve only been at this job for four months now but I feel it draining the life out of me every day. It’s hourly 8:30-5 and pays well but there are no benefits and I have to work weekends at least once a month. I also don’t get 15 minute breaks like I did with retail jobs, just an hour lunch. It’s a warehouse environment in central Texas without air conditioning so I am constantly uncomfortable temperature wise, it’s also pretty dirty.
Positives: I like all my coworkers so there isn’t an issue with workplace toxicity. There is no upward mobility but I’m currently not concerned with that. The field is a really good one for someone with my major/skills to remain in, I get to do basic historical research which is more than most history majors get to do. The skills are transferable to any state/country
but I just feel like I have zero time for myself. There is no paid time off and vacations are frowned upon so I have no clue when I will see my family next. I feel like I should stay in this niche field because it pays well and there are opportunities elsewhere, but basically I feel depressed daily.
I’m concerned that I am just being lazy and this is what full time work is like, I started therapy to try to manage my expectations better but I am hesitant to go on medication just to deal with a work situation. I am looking for remote work that I am qualified for but I need advice on whether this is sadly normal or if it’s justified for me to look about moving on.
TLDR: new to full time work, I’m unsure if my expectations are too high or if it’s time to look for a different job
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