Rock Your Health: How that killer job might be killing you
Nurse Leader Insider, August 27, 2015
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By Carol Ebert, RN, BSN, MA, CHES, CWP
Nurse leaders, remember when you landed that great job you have now and it was fantastic? And then at some point, it stopped being fantastic and started turning on you? You may be in a really bad place and now you think your job is starting to kill you! Check out the warning signs:
Complaining more
* Frustrated with the bureaucracy
* Your values don't match the business anymore
Hearing yourself say these words
* I wish things could be different
* I wish I could do that but work gets in the way
* I wish I had more time with my family
* I wish I had more free time
Becoming aware of your change in thinking
* Focusing a lot on the negative
* Starting to not like how you sound
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