A job that I once loved very much now feels like torture every day. Should I stick to it?

1. Think clearly about why you love it in the first place? Are you following your own preferences from the bottom of your heart or because this job makes you satisfied?

1. Your job satisfies you. If this is the case, then it was just because of the glamor that the job itself brought you that gave you the illusion that you loved this job. Based on this situation, if you feel that you are suffering every day, then I do not recommend that you continue to persist. And before you choose to leave this job, you must re-examine what kind of job your own strengths are suitable for? What kind of job is your personality suitable for? If you put aside external material factors, what kind of job would you like to do? After thinking clearly, plan your future work direction, but you must consider your actual expenses and find a suitable job before leaving. You have to think about your life, and you have to think of a way out for yourself in case you lose your job.

2. Love this job from the bottom of your heart. Looking back at your work experience, why did you lose your love for it? Is it because your work ability has declined, the interpersonal relationships around you are complicated, or your busy work has made you lose your life? Or is it because your work cannot support your life?

If your work ability has declined, then you should persist, enrich yourself in time, and let this job give you self-esteem because of your efforts.

If the interpersonal relationships around you are complicated, then you should persist. Giving up work and slowly losing the ability to love because of some unimportant people and things is really not worth the gain. In this case, you have to learn to smile and let go, understand that it is difficult to maintain all-round interpersonal relationships in the workplace, keep a distance from your colleagues, and learn to cooperate at the same time. Don't talk about things unrelated to work in private, always look at these things with a rational mind and do your job well.

If busy work affects your life, then when the economy is good, put down your work and go out to relax, and then devote yourself to work with a passionate heart. If the company does not allow breaks, then you must learn to take a break from your busy schedule, go home, take a shower, relax, listen to music, watch comedy movies, and let yourself release stress.

If your current job cannot support your life, then you have two options: one is that you don’t need to persist and you can find a job; the other is that you continue to persist because you love it and use the rest of your time. Do some part-time jobs on your own, and if that still doesn't work, you can only change your job.

2. Think about why you are suffering?

Review your work and consider from many aspects:

1. Your own personality

2. Economic status

3. Work value

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4. Is the meaning of the work itself the same as before?

5. Consider from the company’s perspective: boss, colleagues, remuneration, etc.

6. Future planning

After considering many factors, should you insist on yourself? There must be a clear answer.