It is not uncommon to see the motivation and creativity of the first days fade away little by little.
Boredom at work, an often taboo subject, and it should not be taken lightly.
Incompatible with ambitions and professional fulfillment, it can lead to a "bore-out"(boredom burnout) and thus generate stress and lead to depression.
You must therefore not let the situation get bogged down at the risk of losing confidence in yourself and your skills.
1/ Identify the causes of boredom by taking a step back from the professional situation.
2/ Redefine your values and ambitions at work.
3/ Talk to your supervisors about boring tasks or lack of work.
4/ Set goals for yourself to stimulate your role within the company.
5/ Participate in the social life of the company to feel better surrounded.
6/ Offer help to colleagues to discover new skills from other departments while gaining the sympathy of colleagues.
7/ Get trained.
8/ Rebalance your personal and professional life: learn to relax and let off steam, spend time with those around you...
9/ Take breaks from work to release pressure and breathe.
10/ Meet inspiring people.
11/ Remember the impact or positive feedback received on the job.
12/ Conduct a skills assessment.
13/ If the situation persists, consider changing jobs, companies or even professions.