I started my Career in June 2018 and have switched 2 companies as of now. It's been 5 years but I haven't seen a single promotion so far.
But when I look at people on LinkedIn they are team leaders now.
And this is impacting my mental health as well. When I am back at home i still can get this fact out of my head.
The earlier you let go of this rat race in your mind, the better. Thinking about others, their salaries and positions will not take you anywhere. Better to concentrate on yourself, work on your skills whether soft or hard skills and become a better professional. The other idea is you keep chasing other's dreams and end up getting depressed yourself
I know but if I just look at my career, I haven't received a single promotion. This saddens me even more. Not compared with others but when I think about it, this creates a lot of doubt in my mind about myself
Self doubt is trouble while self introspection is fine. Try to focus on the latter and figure out a way to improve things. Whether it's the toxic workplace or your skill set or your work attitude or the role...figure it out
Paisa is more important than promotion. If you making same as other guys it doesn't matter
I started my Career in June 2018 and have switched 2 companies as of now. It's been 5 years but I haven't seen a single promotion so far.
But when I look at people on LinkedIn they are team leaders now.
And this is impacting my mental ...
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