Have you ever started a 'hate-on' for a job?

Trying to keep honest feelings inside is hard but you should remain professional but you cn slow down. That's what I did whenever there was stupidity about. Instead of fuming or saying anything I would regret or just out right quitting, I just slowed down. Instead of doing my best , I just did " enough" I never hated my job but I have done a mini strike , i.e. slow down. Best of luck with your new job. I hope you will like it.

You never know how life turns around and bites you. I would do my job diligently and well to the last moment as I may have to contact the company again for a reference - or may even go back and work for them one day at a higher level. Keep your integrity to the end.

Congrats on finding a new job! I hope you will be much happier! I'm sure your feelings stem from knowing you're finally out of there. So when is your last day?

Hi bounce Well, I would say - "It is good to be a rebel at times... but many a times, joining the crowd is better and easy way to go" - I appreciate your being open but right now it is you who is in need. Finalize everything is the right way to go as there will be Your Loss involved if you start to rebel out. Again, right now, as you have another job at hand, you might not be looking into the aspects that this job really helped you kind of thing when you were hunting out for a job and landed up here... Think this too before you plan to activate the rebel. Take care

I would say that it is normal for you to lose interest on your current job if you are looking forward to start with a new one. However, it is also completely unfair to your current company. YOu might not like to work anymore but just to be fair, you should keep things in order for a smooth transition and hand over.

well, if you are resigning from a job, you have to keep your feelings to yourself and leave without antagonizing anyone from your former office. Remember, you will need their clearances of all your accountabilities before you can formally leave them. You will somehow also need their good comments on you if ever your new job realizes that they have to background check on you.

Yes Bounce58 but as this job is my life and I don´t have any more options I just try to love it... I am talking about house chores... I decided since ever to be an stay-at-home mom. So, you can imagine my job. I worked alone in house chores til I went to hospital. Since then a girl helps me with the hard chores. And I attend fewer chores than before, and I set up an e-shop. If I begin thinking in my collegues and if I compare myself with other working moms, I feel frustrated and I hate my job. But then I have to take inner courage to love my daily job. Congrats for you and your new job. Be patience, time will arrive to say goodbye to this job. Just profit of your last days there, before you miss it, and your coworkers fellows. Blessings!... Dainy

I have often thought..if I get another job there are a few people that I am just going to tell what is what.. Then I calm down..lol..I think it is very wise of you to maintsin the bridge. We never know what the future holds and I think the more bridges we keep intact..the better. I hope that your new job is one that you love.

It is hard to not start to really dislike your current job when you know that you are going to be leaving, I remember feeling the exact same thing when I was working as a nursing assistant at one of the local hospitals. I pretty much knew that I was going to be leaving and it got to the point that I couldn't stand to get out of bed and go to work in the morning. However, I wouldn't let anyone else know your feelings until everything has been finalized.

I tend to give it my all at the end there when I am leaving a job. Somehow I find that I want to not only be remembered about how great I was during the entire time I was an employee but about my loyalty in the end. Probably because I never personally left a bad job, I lasted long at most of mine and anytime I did leave it was almost bitter sweet for advance to a new one.

I have experienced this feeling when I want to quit with my present job because of too much pressure. Feeling of being abused in such a way that I am "overworked but underpaid"