Should I quit my job?

It doesn't hurt to look for other positions. You might get lucky and be offered something you like better. Just remember to leave all the negatives out of it when you're interviewing. Only tell them the positives of your current job.

If you feel like that then leave, I stuck at a job because of money and regret not leaving now. I only left after having a accident was there for years.

You seem to have answered your own question, but I know it is hard when you are unhappy. There is an old saying that it is easier to find a job when you have a job and it probably applies here.

You have been lucky to get a good job just out of college. If you don´t like it, lookk around for something that is more suitable. But this one will still be good for your CV.

Sometimes you learn more from a job you don't enjoy than you realise at the time. When I'm recruiting, I would not be impressed by someone who quit after a year as it suggests they may be unwilling to be flexible and to do what they are asked to do. I would not recommend to quit unless you have another job to go to.

My first reaction is—keep your job. I believe it sucks. I believe it's miserable. But it's always easier to find a new job if you already have one. When they ask why you're looking for another job, you're simply "expanding your horizons" or some such. Best of luck to you.

As a fresh graduate, trying to have more working experience is necessary for you to look for another job. I am not sure whether it is easy to find another job which will have a good pay. But it is somewhat risky. In fact there will be pressure no matter where you work. You have to try to handle it. It's better to find another job and then quit the current one if you really want to have a change.

If the company is good, you should stay with the company. You can discuss with your boss about a change in job scope or an expansion in duties or a likelihood of transferring to another department. I think a great company is one that allows you to apply for another position after you have completed a year or two in the current department.

Sometimes, it is better to stick with a job even if you do not like it. Jobs are not really that plentiful right now, or at least in the United States.

@tecchigurl,I don't think you should quit.Jobs are hard to get and getting a job with a lucrative salary is even harder.Even if you don't enjoy your job,you should stick to it and gain experience.Don't quit at least for a year and keep looking for a job of your choice.Quit only when you get another better job.

Sometimes you get burned out and you don't want to go to work if you are that discouraged i would look for something better when you get ready to switch.

yes, @tecchigurl that is a wise decision. get experience first, then apply to other job but make sure to apply earlier even if you are not yet resign. so you will have not much gap in changing company unless you want to take a breather first. choose where you are happy. goodluck to you.

I'd be looking for another job while you are still there. If you are not happy, it will eventually affect you health so do find something else.

Sometimes when a person starts a new job they feel uneasy and want to leave after a short time. I don't think many people start a new job and love it right away. Take time to get to know your co-workers and management. Is the problem the job or other people there? Is the job difficult or maybe you don't understand it 100%. Maybe if you make some friends there it will be easier. Make a list of what you do not like and what you do like and you might be able to see your reasons and then some of them can be fixed. Every time you change a job you are starting at the bottom again and that means starting without vacation time or bonus time. Good luck to you.

I think you don't quit your job at this moment. The best way is, try to apply for a few different vacancies that are available at this moment. If anyone call you for an interview, go for it. If you feel the offer is good then only you quit this current job.

Oftentimes, your early career is what will set your future career path because depending on what you do today, the experience you earned from that is what you'll going to use when you try to sell yourself to other companies in the future. So you better start a career early on that is what you really love to do. It will be harder to change career paths later on when you are already in a certain field for 3 years or more because all if not most of your experiences will be discarded especially if your old career is irrelevant to the new career of your choosing.

Which job is that?

If you can tolerate the job for a few more months, then you should do so, just as you already have planned. This leaves only one issue: money. You plan to stay with this job until you get another one, which seems like a good plan. However, you imply that the reason this job is stressful may be because it pays more. This, unfortunately, is very common in good jobs offered to younger people. Many younger people have had their lives and their marriages ruined by so-called good jobs that put them under great pressure doing work that they don't like doing, but pay them well. Sustaining that kind of pressure and stress is not worth having money in the bank. You will lose your self-esteem, if you stay at this job too long. Find another employer who will understand instantly that you feel the money isn't worth the stress of doing work you dislike. That new employer will be happy to have you.

I would not quit if I were you. Finding good paying jobs is hard no matter where you live. If you do quit and find it was a mistake, you could get yourself back on track as you are young. Good luck.

Lets be frank. As you are saying that work is not enjoyful for you so no problems. You simply take it as a task of just one year and get experience and then find job somewhere else so its comfortable for you and the company. So just focus and get experience and leave it so that you are free from that work and do your work according to your choice