A seven-year IT veteran's Reddit post about work anxiety, relentless upskilling and AI-driven expectations has sparked debate. While some workers relate to his exhaustion, others suggest switching roles, teaching or finding a healthier workplace.
A seven-year IT veteran's Reddit post about work anxiety, relentless upskilling and AI-driven expectations has sparked debate. While some workers relate to his exhaustion, others suggest switching roles, teaching or finding a healthier workplace.
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A seven-year IT veteran's Reddit post about work anxiety, relentless upskilling and AI-driven expectations has sparked debate. While some workers relate to his exhaustion, others suggest switching roles, teaching or finding a healthier workplace.
