Why Aren’t You Happy at Work – Busy Little Beavers

2008
09.25

•    Analyze why you’re unhappy.
“Look objectively at your own situation to see what the factors are,” says Jewell. “Then talk it over with a friend, colleague or a coach to get their perspective.” Isolating the root cause of job dissatisfaction can take some effort, she acknowledges, but it will pay off in the long term. “Until you understand why you don’t love your job today, you won’t know what to look for in the future.”
•    Determine a course of action.
“This involves assessing risks and opportunities, pros and cons,” says Griffin. “Before you challenge the status quo, you have to anticipate the consequences. Ask others for their feedback. Build a Plan A and a Plan B. And this is really important; consider the support system you have to help you.”
•    Select and execute a specific strategy.
This might include opening lines of communication with your boss, talking to someone in human resources, finding a mentor or looking for other opportunities in your organization, they say.
•    Evaluate and refine your plans.

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