These tips were published by Forbes.
Find something enjoyable and fulfilling
In most jobs, workers perform a variety of tasks and in many cases can to some degree influence the extent to which they engage in certain activities. Try to find something about your job that is enjoyable and fulfilling, as well as ways to engage more in this activity and perhaps learn about it in greater depth. Strive similarly to eliminate any boring and draining activity - for example, through automation or delegation to someone else.
Learn something new or go in a new direction within the company
Learning a new skill is also a way out of a mind-numbing routine. Think of an activity, some knowledge or skill that you will use at work but have not yet mastered, then learn it. Who knows: maybe you will acquire new expertise, over time become an expert in that area and take a new career direction within the company.
Find meaning in something else than work
Another way not to be chronically bored with your job is to find meaning elsewhere. This might be voluntary work, creative work, or even a side job - anything you do outside regular work that you enjoy and which gives you a sense of satisfaction even when doing your main job.
Consider changing jobs
If you are so frustrated with your situation that you find it simply unbearable, then it is time to consider changing jobs. But first talk to your manager and see if there is anything you might change about your current position. If you still do not achieve the change you want after consulting the manager, you can start looking elsewhere.
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