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The video provides tips for how to survive and navigate through a job that you hate until you can quit and find a job that makes you happy. The tips include setting daily goals, finding a work friend, decorating your space, taking breaks, and dealing with a toxic co-worker. It’s important to leave the job on good terms, and the video also provides tips for quitting a job you hate, such as updating your resume, saving money, and networking. Viewers are encouraged to share their own tips for surviving a difficult job and check out the free resources available on the Clever Girl Finance website.
In this section, the founder and CEO of Clever Girl Finance shares tips on how to navigate through a job you hate until you can quit. The first tip is to set small daily goals that can help you stay focused and motivated, such as taking small breaks every hour or every 45 minutes. Secondly, finding a work friend can help you talk to someone you trust and enjoy being around at work for support. The third tip is to decorate your work environment with things that make you happy, like pictures of loved ones, a little music player, or a little speaker on your desk. Fourthly, taking a break and changing your location can help you feel differently as you navigate through this difficult position at work. Lastly, if you find yourself dealing with a toxic co-worker, you want to raise your concerns to HR who have policies to protect employees.
In this section, the video provides tips on how to quit a job you hate and find a job that makes you happy. First, it’s important to update your resume, then start saving money for a cash buffer of at least three to six months of basic expenses. While saving money, it’s recommended to start applying for jobs and networking. When you do find a new job, inform your employer with the right amount of notice time, usually two to four weeks. It’s important to leave on good terms with your boss and colleagues, even if the job environment was toxic. Lastly, say goodbye to your colleagues on good terms, but if any of them were toxic, you are under no obligation to send a goodbye email.
In this section, the speaker provides tips for how to survive a job that you hate. These tips include practicing mindfulness and gratitude, finding a work friend, decorating your space, setting daily goals, and focusing on your work until you find your next opportunity. It is also important to leave the job on good terms, as you never know when you might need a reference or when a future employer may need to verify information with your previous employer. Lastly, the speaker encourages viewers to share their own tips for surviving a difficult job and to check out the resources available on the Clever Girl Finance website, including free courses and a podcast.
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