7 Surprising Things That Happen When You're Too Good at Your Job

August 8, 2024

SAURAV PANDEY

Overreliance

If you're doing great, others might depend on you too much, increasing your workload.

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Burnout

Always performing at a high level can lead to exhaustion and less job satisfaction.

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Career Plateau

Being exceptional might limit your chances for promotions or new challenges.

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Workplace Tension

Being too outstanding can cause friction and jealousy among coworkers.

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Perfectionism

You might struggle to trust others with tasks if they don’t meet your standards.

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Constant Pressure

Your achievements set a high standard that can be hard to maintain.

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Stagnation

Thinking you’re always right can prevent you from learning and growing.

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Taken for Granted

 Your contributions might be ignored as they become expected.

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Overcommitment

Taking on too many tasks can lead to burnout.

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High Salary

Being highly skilled often means a higher salary, which can make you a target in layoffs.

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