So Low

When I'm still younger it's better to have no job if the one you have doesn't make you happy. But for now I don't care what kind of job is this as long as it is legal and decent. It's very hard to be unemployed... I can't help my wife. And Its hard for me to see her working alone for us.

I am a self-employed, how much salary I get, certainly not every day. Sometimes a lot, sometimes too little. When I made a little, sometimes it makes me disappointed and desperate. But I do not have the desire, to look for another job. I tried to focus with my work.

This is actually something that I've done in the past. I was working as a nursing assistant at one of the local hospitals and I got to the point that I couldn't handle the politics of working with that company any more. When I got to that point, I found another job that didn't offer the same amount of pay as the hospital and also didn't offer benefits, but it was something that I knew that I would enjoy. I worked for that company until I quit working after my son was born. It was the best possible decision that I could make for me.

If i were unhappy in a job, i would be willing to earn less money. Sometimes the job isn't about the money you make. I have left jobs that paid goo d money, but the job was just unsatisfying.

For me it would have to depend on all my financial responsibilities as relieving the stress of an employer may mean additional financial burden. Although nothing is ever guaranteed that the lower paying employment will actually be that much more wonderful either. So it would be a tough decision, but one that I would have given many angle thoughts to as financial and home instability issues far out weigh employment issues.

As me, we should choose a job which is paid enough for our life. Then, It shouldn't too bad.

It depends on your personal circumstances. If you have only yourself to support, then stop and think about your options. Bear in mind that your choices are not limited to the current job and the one you are contemplating on accepting. Taking a step back is an option. That is why it is always advisable to set aside some emergency funds. If that option is too uncomfortable for you, why don't you think about that next job - it may be out of your comfort zone, but so is the present. Maybe you can do your thinking there because after all, it pays higher. Why are you so uncomfortable with it? I was once in your situation. I am lucky in the sense that I only need to feed myself and I have a family that will support me if I need help. I quit my job then and refused the next one because it was more of the same thing. I wanted to refine my career but I was not sure where to go. While I was thinking, I concentrated on making money online by writing reviews. Maybe you can explore some online work that can sustain you in your period of meditation. Just a suggestion.

For me not but if you quit for the reason that you are not always in a harry why not it is good doing you.

If I really hated my job I would eventually give it up in favour of another one with a lower salary,but which would make my life a little easier.I may loose money,but I would probably gain physical and mental health,and if I really hated my job I would probably risk being unemployed for a while to get some peace of mind.

This is hard. For sure everybody wants to have a job but doing it and hating it at the same time is something weird. But i guess that a lot of people were or are in this position. I believe that the best thing to do is weigh your options and then decide of what is best for you. If you are only working to satisfy your needs then I guess quiting wouldn't hurt but if you have a family to support then it is another story. Hating the working environment, not liking your colleagues, and low paying jobs are some of the things that are hard to come by for an employee but I guess that as long as you are good of the job expected of you, there is no reason to leave. Thing will be in places sooner or later.

I was once in your situation before and I get the circumstances of deciding immediately without thinking it much over. I resigned with my previous one and applied to another. I was hired but then again I felt worse with my new job. So it was difficult that time to go back because my previous job was better than the current one. What I can say to you is for you to find the kind of job that will make you happy. Think ahead of the possible circumstances you will face. For me it doesn't matter if it was paying low as long you have a peace of mind and you love your work. Why do you really want to get out of your job? Why do you really hate it?

I don't take risks and I hate change. I would stay at a crappy job (which is probably going to end up happening in 10 years or so). I'd rather do something I hate than be out of my comfort zone. Is there anyone else like that or am I the only weirdo?