I think it's even crazy that I'm writing this right now tbh, I've been depressed for a couple of years now and it's to do with not progressing in my life and having expectations that haven't been met. A candidate dropped out so they contacted me to offer me the role and I accepted ! I do feel a bit bad that I'm second choice and they may not be excited to have me but I need to push that feeling away, is this normal?? Although this job is not relevant to my degree it allows me to leave a toxic company. So my current role has long hours 10-12hrs a shift with only 20min break, rota released weekly on the weekend, never being able to plan my week ahead or any consistency, minimum wage and the company not actually caring about their employees. This new role is a set 9-5 monday to friday so no need to wait for the rota and I can make plans etc., more breaks, above minimum wage and it's working in the NHS as admin assistant. Obviously it's not my dream job but I will have more time for things and I can continue to apply for roles related to my degree. Is this a good decision???
I think hell yeah! What do you think?
I will miss my colleagues they have become my friends and have got me through terrible shifts many times and they are the best part of the company! It feels bittersweet but many times I have complained about being unhappy and visualising/fantasising about leaving out those doors.
I don't think my depression will go like that but I'm excited to also try to heal my mental health.
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