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Hi folks,
I’m burning out fast. I made the exam my first priority this year and it has been showing in the quality of my work output. I’m in a sufficiently senior position where the expectation is that I independently seek out opportunities to add value, over and above the tactical day-to-day output assigned to me. This year, I have been staying pretty close to the tactical (bare minimum to stay employed), with any extra effort invested into exam prep.As a result, I’ve accumulated a long list of projects with no explicit deadline which I have basically deferred until after the exam. This has contributed to a sense of failure and my enthusiasm for the job has waned tremendously, as has my enthusiasm for the exam.
My current plan is basically white-knuckle it through the exam, then take two weeks off, where I do not study, because I won’t have results, and use that time for a mental reset, before coming back for September and Q4 to really knock it out professionally.
I think this is the best approach available to me, but I’m interested if other folks have found themselves in a similar situation and how you’ve dealt with it.
Thanks in advance.
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