That's possible: There are many reasons why people don't hold jobs for long. Most common are lack of skills to do well, emotional issues unsolved, conflicts with bosses or peers or just plain not liking the job. Depression and social phobias including agoraphobia are common emotional issues. Depression doesn't just affect work it flows into all areas of your life. Talk to your dr to see if it is depression.
Answered 10/4/2016
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I don't know: Getting fired "constantly" must have some pattern. Are you aware of your own possible contributions to these outcomes? I don't know if you're depressed -- it is possible. Even if you weren't depressed when you started working, losing multiple jobs could be very painful. If you think you may be depressed, see your family physician for an initial evaluation. Seeing a therapist may help also.
Answered 5/11/2016
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