not happy with a job...?

Question

I just got a job and right now i'm in training... it's not yet even a week but I feel like I don't like it... it is my first job... i want to look at other openings, when would be the best time to start applying for other jobs? should i wait for a month before applying or just do it immediately? thanks and i would really appreciate you advice...

i don't think i'm good at it and i'm afraid i might disappoint the manager...

Answer 1

That's a tough one to answer.

Sometimes you know it's not the right job for you right away, and sometimes, as you understand the job more, you end up actually liking it and excelling at the job.

Personally, I would suggest giving little more time for you to actually know the job. A month or two may be good.

Just be sure you find another job before you resign from the one you already have.

Answer 2

First off it does usually look better on a resume when you've been at a job for a while. If this is your first job, you probably could quit and not mention it in your resume. But really how bad is it? Is it the people, is it the company, is it one thing that happened that makes you want to quite. The reason is, if you're truly in a career you like, you have to imagine what you could learn and how beneficial will that be. I've seen more people build skills and character by working with difficult people, and it just so happen that those difficult people left for one reason or another so there were no more issues. If its the company, then is it you don't like the processes or you don't like where the company is going. If you have carefully considered and you really don't like where the company is going, and its not going to improve then sure quit. But take it as a learning lesson, on your next interview make sure to ask a question that will inquire into whether you'll like the next company or not.

Answer 3

There is no wrong decision here.. only what suits you best.

This depends entirely on the degree and cause of your dissatisfaction. It is your first job, and anytime we begin to do something new, there is at least some 30-60 day 'getting adjusted' period where it is common to be experiencing discomfort. If it is generalized discomfort, at least stay until you have identified what your better opportunity would look like.. CAVEAT.. If the dissatisfaction stems from a dangerous, toxic, or abusive work environment-- leave.. you deserve to have a happy memory with the experiences of your first job.

Answer 4

Not happy with your present job apply for other jobs ASAP! Then see what opens up and what you would like to do. If you do not like the position you have now get out ASAP! Best Wishes on your new Career!

Answer 5

Try not to quit just yet.Make sure you have another job.The best times to look is on a Monday in the day time.At about 8am.Not in the middle of lunch.They will just put your ap to the side.

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Answer 7

Give it time this is first job.. every one starts at the bottom

Answer 8

i would go for it right away. you really don't need a job you had for a week as a reference so don't sweat it. if it were a job you had for 10 years it would be a little different. as long as you don't owe them anything you can go as you please. its not going a permanent record somewhere.

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