Topic: I sold my soul, burned out, then quit. Don't let it happen.

I sold my soul, burned out, then quit.  Don't let it happen. 

Read it again and live it!

I always lived by these rules and wondered why others didn't, especially when it came to PTO

Agree!

It’s not always the employer. Sometimes the employee just sucks. And sometimes the employer sucks.

I learned that lesson the hard way. PM is a pump & dump profession.

God bless those in our industry and who find the work life balance .

I very much needed to read this tonight. Thank you!

A BIG AMEN!!!!

YESSSSS!

And don't feel bad when you take the time.

Good advice...and easier said than done.

A. M. E. N. 

I actually needed to hear that. Thank you!!

Property Management will do it every time

Totally agree!

We find it hard to do when you’re always on call and feel responsible for so many people. I’ve found we can step back when you surround yourself with great people. Thankful for the people I have surrounded myself with.

Such a good message! Thanks for sharing.

Going through a property sale, close out date scheduled for 11/2 with 110 hours of unused vacation pay, 119 hours of sick pay, 24 hours personal time, 16 hours floating holidays, Only vacation time gets paid out at the end. Been at the property for 6 years now. Love where I worked. Highly recommend taking time out for yourself. Use it or lose it...

So true!

Amen to that Sister.
 

I have already made it to the burnout ... new company company coming in yatta yatta yatta..... Exit out soon

As a Director of Property Management I have to even remind myself that it is a job I agreed to and I also need my time to unwind, relax, enjoy and most of all be grateful for things I have received. It is very important to take care of yourself when you care so much for the work you do. I encourage all my site staff members to take the vacation, don't skip the lunch or break, because you know what, it will all be here when you return. #essentialworkers