If you are struggling quite hard to keep up with the pace of your workload at your current organization which demands you to work from home or from the office and put in around 10 hours on a daily basis, then it is obvious that you have become emotionally and physically drained. If you are not liking the job arrangement, see we need to accept that we are nowhere living in normal conditions like how we used to live before the pandemic hit the country.
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Irrespective of whether your office location or your area doesn’t have coronavirus cases or deaths related as compared to other states, your psychological well-being is anyways on a declining trend because you are a human being and not a robot to not get shaken up by the hell amount of negative information that happened and are getting circulated on a daily basis since more than a year.
So, if you are frustrated with your job and thinking of quitting and changing the job soonest, time is to take a break rather than making decisions in haste. See as the business environment has changed from the past due to the pandemic situation, so is the job market fluctuated. You may be getting a good salary and good perks in your current organization but if you decide to quit and then look for a job, remember that there are crores of people out there who are eagerly waiting for various opportunities in the job market but are still kept on hold.
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Instead of resigning from your job, it is better you speak to your manager about how you are feeling emotionally and physically and take a break from your work for a week or 2. If breaks or leaves are not allowed, then you ask for a change in work wherein you can get some more flexibility in reporting to work or a change in work location and timings or profile that can help you sustain your current job for some more months till the economy of the country becomes stable.
