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[camrogers]

I don't know if it's this job or what, but I'm getting blinkered, imprecise and making Alzheimer's-grade mistakes.  Been like this for a while.  If it doesn't change once I get out of this job I may need to see someone about it.  I don't want to be off my game while adapting to completely new places.

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[yamakasi.livejournal.com]

Overworked? Maybe take a break for a bit.

[greylock.livejournal.com]

I think that's age (and aluminium pots). I frequently find myself wandering in a direction, and wondering what for a few seconds, or completely using the wrong words when I'm not concentrating.

[artbroken.livejournal.com]

After 2 days in my last brain-dead desperation job, I started having tactile hallucinations, feeling that I was covered in spiderwebs. I started hearing and seeing things too, just a little, and couldn't string together a coherent sentence.

Boredom can affect you badly, to the point where your brain starts making up new stimuli just to avoid shutting down. It sucks, and it's something to be concerned about, but it (hopefully) fades away once you actually start doing something and your corpus callosum is no longer at risk of cot death.

[damien-wise.livejournal.com]

Long working hours in an unhealthy office doing corporate grind -- that'll do it to you.

[http://users.livejournal.com/_nightflower_/]

Is job. Happens to us all. Travel will reset the balance.