Published on 12, July, 2020
I’ve worked in hospitality/customer service the whole of my adult life and always struggled, My recent autism diagnosis has made me realise how detrimental pushing myself to do this job is to my wellbeing. I have a meeting with work tomorrow to make reasonable adjustments - I’m on a zero hour contract as well and barely getting by with benefits. My mood is so slow and anxiety so high at the minute I’m struggling to do anything. I’ve applied to some remote jobs and disability benefits but feel like a failure. I’m just so tired of pushing myself to do things like this when it’s so stressful for me. I’m not sure what adjustments can be made or to go off work sick? Just feel so guilty because I love working and don’t want people to think I’m being lazy. I feel lazy by not working but I’m struggling, and rent and bills are so high.
Certainly! Coping with work effectively involves adopting strategies that enhance productivity, manage stress, and maintain a healthy work-life balance. Here are some tips to cope with work:
Prioritize Tasks:
Time Management:
Organization:
Healthy Work-Life Balance:
Effective Communication:
Learn to Delegate:
Continuous Learning:
Seek Support:
Mindfulness and Stress Management:
Celebrate Achievements:
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