u/Weekly_Cold1

Buenas tardes, soy nueva en la comunidad. Tengo 26 años y tras estar trabajando en la privada varios años, he acabado quemada y me gustaría darle una oportunidad a opositar.

Me gustaría presentarme a GACE (A2) aunque también he estado leyendo que podría presentarme a otras oposiciones de niveles C1 y C2 porque comparten temario con la que quiero hacer y me serviría para practicar.

Actualmente trabajo a jornada completa, de 9 a 18, por lo que entre semana solo podría sacar 2 horas y estudiar en el fin de semana hasta llegar a las 15-20. Soy consciente de que son pocas horas y podría alargar el tiempo en que pueda sacarlas (probaré aún así la convocatoria que haya en 2027).

Quería preguntar cómo de viable veis esta situación y posibilidad de aprobar. También me he puesto de límite 4 años a partir de ya por si no salen… no seguir.

Me gustaría prepararme en academia o con preparador, para aprovechar al máximo el conocimiento y poder tener un seguimiento especializado. ¿Conocéis alguna academia con buenos resultados de aprobados? He estado ojeando varias pero ninguna termina de convencerme.

Gracias.

Hi. I’ve been working as social/paid media for a year and these are my results:

- Managed and scaled a multi-channel digital strategy, growing a community of +15.6K followers and positioning Instagram as the leading organic channel for brand awareness and engagement.

- Generated +1.9M organic/social impressions and +12.6K interactions through the planning and execution of consistent content strategies (+323 published posts) focused on visibility, community growth, and local traffic.

- Designed, executed, and optimized Google Ads and Meta Ads campaigns, achieving +2.88M impressions and +60K clicks, with highly efficient CPC performance starting from ~€0.08 on Meta Ads.

- Strengthened local acquisition and brand visibility through local SEO and Google Business Profile strategies, generating +85K impressions and strong commercial-intent engagement in (city).

However, the effort isn’t recognized and I still feel like I didn’t achieve anything for myself, as most work has gotten done by the graphic designer and strategised by a brand strategist. I’m thinking of leaving this job and searching for another (three months looking without success) and/or pivoting as well, as social media is draining me.

Have you pivoted to any other area? Do you think I’m a good fit for social media?

Hi. I’ve been working as social/paid media for a year and these are my results:

- Managed and scaled a multi-channel digital strategy, growing a community of +15.6K followers and positioning Instagram as the leading organic channel for brand awareness and engagement.

- Generated +1.9M organic/social impressions and +12.6K interactions through the planning and execution of consistent content strategies (+323 published posts) focused on visibility, community growth, and local traffic.

- Designed, executed, and optimized Google Ads and Meta Ads campaigns, achieving +2.88M impressions and +60K clicks, with highly efficient CPC performance starting from ~€0.08 on Meta Ads.

- Strengthened local acquisition and brand visibility through local SEO and Google Business Profile strategies, generating +85K impressions and strong commercial-intent engagement in (city).

However, the effort isn’t recognized and I still feel like I didn’t achieve anything for myself, as most work has gotten done by the graphic designer and strategised by a brand strategist. I’m thinking of leaving this job and searching for another (three months looking without success) and/or pivoting as well, as social media is draining me.

Have you pivoted to any other area? Do you think I’m a good fit for social media?

Hello.

I’m explaining my situation so I can seek help or advice of any type.

I’ve been working as a social media manager/content creator/email marketer/graphic designer/video editor for a year now at a local telecom company (small-medium).

I’m burned out. From the toxic environment with my boss, from the endless complainings, and from the job as it is. I don’t know, but social media is exhausting. More if I’m pressed to develop scripts, create content, record it, edit it, analyze results and trends continually, be chronically online. I’m 26 and I’m kinda fed up, but on the other side, I feel as if it’s my toxic boss and the tension and stress I assume, that I’m feeing like this, because when I consume content in my free time, I feel good, I like it, and I want to become a content creator for myself.

Is it only like this in my company? The telecom sector? Is there any other specialization I could pivot to, less draining mentally?

Any kind of advice is welcomed.

Hello.

I’m explaining my situation so I can seek help or advice of any type.

I’ve been working as a social media manager/paid media/content creator/email marketer/graphic designer/video editor for a year now at a local telecom company (small-medium).

I’m burned out. From the toxic environment with my boss, from the endless complainings, and from the job as it is. I don’t know, but social media is exhausting. More if I’m pressed to develop scripts, create content, record it, edit it, analyze results and trends continually, be chronically online. I’m 26 and I’m kinda fed up, but on the other side, I feel as if it’s my toxic boss and the tension and stress I assume, that I’m feeing like this, because when I consume content in my free time, I feel good, I like it, and I want to become a content creator for myself.

Is it only like this in my company? The telecom sector? Is there any other specialization I could pivot to, less draining mentally?

Any kind of advice is welcomed.

Hello.

I’m explaining my situation so I can seek help or advice of any type.

I’ve been working as a social media manager/content creator/email marketer/graphic designer/video editor for a year now at a local telecom company (small-medium).

I’m burned out. From the toxic environment with my boss, from the endless complainings, and from the job as it is. I don’t know, but social media is exhausting. More if I’m pressed to develop scripts, create content, record it, edit it, analyze results and trends continually, be chronically online. I’m 26 and I’m kinda fed up, but on the other side, I feel as if it’s my toxic boss and the tension and stress I assume, that I’m feeing like this, because when I consume content in my free time, I feel good, I like it, and I want to become a content creator for myself.

Is it only like this in my company? The telecom sector? Is there any other specialization I could pivot to, less draining mentally?

Any kind of advice is welcomed.

Hi. I’d like to ask a question.
I’ve been working in marketing for a year now, after being laid off with 10 months of experience in UX. Two months ago, I started applying to other jobs(work environment is toxic and want to get out asap)

Thing is, I may have sent around 100 - 150 applications, but never tailored any of them. Just my experience (I’d gladly share privately to improve it). From those, I got like 5 interviews and got to the last phase in two of them.

The low success is due to not tailoring it? Or maybe academics? I’m applying to mostly marketing when my bachelor is in Fine Arts and UX.

Thanks.

Buenas tardes.

Vengo a preguntar y comentar mi situación. Tengo 26 años, vivo con mis padres y tengo pareja. Cobro 1400 euros netos y tengo ahorrados 21k, de los cuales ahora mismo cuento con 15k en cuenta remunerada y 6k en inversiones, pero estos últimos son a largo plazo y no quiero sacarlos.

Estoy mirando para comprar vivienda de aquí a 2 años máx. Vivo a 15 min de la capital, y estoy mirando en pueblos cercanos al mio. Hay varios pisos que están muy bien para lo que busco (3 hab, min. 100m2 y garaje) por menos de 100k, en pueblos que están entre 20 y 25 min de la capital (vivo en Andalucía)

Trabajo en marketing, llevo relativamente poco (1 año) y mi background es en diseño de producto. Por una parte, sigo formándome para poder aspirar a sueldos mucho más altos (tengo mucha curiosidad por seguir aprendiendo y barajo introducirme también en programación), y por otra, tengo dudas si invertir en vivienda y crearme una deuda tan grande es lo mejor viendo las primeras teorías de que la IA va a quitarnos trabajo.

¿Qué me aconsejáis?

Buenas tardes.

Vengo a preguntar y comentar mi situación. Tengo 26 años, vivo con mis padres y tengo pareja. Cobro 1400 euros netos y tengo ahorrados 21k, de los cuales ahora mismo cuento con 15k en cuenta remunerada y 6k en inversiones, pero estos últimos son a largo plazo y no quiero sacarlos.

Estoy mirando para comprar vivienda de aquí a 2 años máx. Vivo a 15 min de la capital, y estoy mirando en pueblos cercanos al mio. Hay varios pisos que están muy bien para lo que busco (3 hab, min. 100m2 y garaje) por menos de 100k, en pueblos que están entre 20 y 25 min de la capital (vivo en Andalucía)

Trabajo en marketing, llevo relativamente poco (1 año) y mi background es en diseño de producto. Por una parte, sigo formándome para poder aspirar a sueldos mucho más altos (tengo mucha curiosidad por seguir aprendiendo y barajo introducirme también en programación), y por otra, tengo dudas si invertir en vivienda y crearme una deuda tan grande es lo mejor viendo las primeras teorías de que la IA va a quitarnos trabajo.

¿Qué me aconsejáis?