Do you think I should change my job?

I think you should stick a little bit more, about six months. Six months is already considered a good experience. I myself had a hard time obtaining a job, and I am a fresh graduate. Calculate first the chances of you landing another job. Then if the odds are positive for you, then go. It's really hard to let go of a job nowadays, even if you don't like it. How I wish I had a job.

Looking at your post, you indicated that you are a fresh graduate. This is the best time to be changing jobs. If the current one is not one of your interest, then look around for jobs that relate to your interests. Join them to experience what it is like to be working in something which currently intrigues you. Then make the decision to stay with your interest, or stay with a job that pays to put food on the table. Cos with youth on your side, you will have the energy to pursue your dreams. Just one thing you have to bear in mind though. Jumping to a job that is not part of the scope of your certification, you will have to bear with a lower pay. But the rewards are well worth it. Think of it as a sort of investment in your career. If you are interested in what you are working, you will be pretty successful where your career will be. All the best to your job search.

It looks like you are not enjoying your present job as you dislike sitting before the laptop day long. But as you have mentioned finding a job is not that easy particularly without much work experience. So for the time being stay at your own trade and try for something that is close to your field of interest. Once you manage to get it somehow, go for it. International Trade looks like a very interesting job. Wish you every success.

For me my advice to you is that you stay with your job first because in this day finding a job is very difficult. now if you realy cannot afford to stay on your job you must stay with your decision that you will resign and afford the consequence of fnding a diffuclt job

Three weeks have elapsed. Have you made a decision on what to do about your job? Or has your current employment become more interesting?

If you are not happy then look for the job that matches your interests. Its sad to look back over the years and wish that you had followed your heart years back when you had the chance. Since you are a fresh graduate as you mentioned, now is the time to start, so start right and find the career path that is perfect for you.

I'ts always good to have a job that interests us the most, but sometimes difficult to get it. While you should actively look for the openings in the field that interests you, I feel syou should not give up your present jobb till you find a new one. A break in the career with a gap will make it more difficult for you to get a new job.

if you want a job relating to international trade, maybe you can study again on this course..but if you dont want to go to school again, maybe you can have a crash course on this, say for a month or two..but my advise is, try to appreciate your job for now...maybe 1 month is not enough to decide whether you move out of your company and find another one...just a thought though...its still your call at the end..