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Burnout After 1.5 Years?
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Hi everyone,

A2, Tax Associate for mid-tier firm on the east coast. I've noticed over the past month that I have had a huge dip in desire to perform at work. I've found it hard to motivate myself to perform tasks with the attention to detail that I did when I first started last year. I don't know if this is what burnout feels like? Like some days, I drink 2-3 cups of coffee just to feel fully "awake" and energized enough to work.

I've done 3 busy seasons already, and while I feel like I've learned a lot, I don't feel like I'm a good fit with my team. We keep it professional and I do the work that I'm told, but I feel like they could kinda care less about me. I haven't studied for the CPA yet, and tbh, I dont know if I even want to. I 'm not sure if tax is something that I want to pursue after seeing what the reality of the job is.

It could just be the firm that I'm at but I just feel very disposable and that doesn't really motivate me to try harder. Its also been tough seeing those before me let go even though they were good performers.

Does anyone have any advice on how to overcome this? I obvsiously don't want to be bad at my job, but after this past busy season, my motivation to perform well has dipped.

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