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I know Ive probably been suffering from depression. I work a job right now in my which iam starting to hate everyday. With the way the economy is Ive stayed cause i havent wanted to look for a new one. What my problem is that i work Third shift and the place i work at stresses me out because of the stupid stuff that they do. We all have the know it all guy who talks all the time and never shuts up.The supervisor can leave the room but we cant cause were working desk.They allow this to happen regular and i'm tired of it! We also have alot of turnover where we work at since the last couple of years. The reason im writing this is it helps me get my frustration out and see if anyone else is going through the same problems.
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