I don't like my job anymore. Should I quit or continue doing it?

It can be very difficult to work a job you don't enjoy. It can result in you doing your job not as well, or getting very stressed out. I do not recommend quiting your job in an instant. A good employer will try to help you if you tell him/her how you feel. You can also look for something else you will enjoy more whilst still working at your job. It is not a good idea to quit when you have nothing else to transfer to in a short term. I hope this advice helps.

My last job I worked was absolutely horrible. We were overworked, underpaid, and management treated us like dirt. I pushed through, saving up until I could pay for the schooling I needed to get my EMT Certification. I got my license and applied at ambulance services in my area. Once I had accepted a position, I was able to leave that awful job. I've been in my current position for eight months and I couldn't be happier. I feel like sticking through at my really bad job was a huge part of getting me to where I am now. Find out what you want to do and work towards it while you stay at your current job. Then when you're able to, go do what you love!

dont struggle if you have no other way other than this job for your income.if you think you deserve your dream job or the job you like , just go for it.

You should love what you do and if you don't its best that you leave, this is because if you don't like what you do you will never give it your 110%. But always have a backup plan before you leave to avoid any unforeseen issues.

Quitting your job is a big decision that puts you at a crossroads so you need to consider each and every aspect before taking such important decisions. Best of luck for your life

Performing a job that you dislike is draining. Mentally, emotionally and sometimes even physically. That isn't something that is sustainable long term if you want to be healthy and happy. I have worked at several jobs that I didn't particularly like but they fit my needs at the time. Is there a reason that you are working a job that you dislike that you *cannot* change? For instance, for one part of my life I had to have extreme flexibility in my work schedule so I ended up taking jobs that fit that criteria. As soon as my situation changed, I reassessed my job and began looking for something that was a better fit. The short of it is: If you actually have no other options, and you would harm yourself by quitting, then I would not recommend quitting. I would recommend staying and also working toward the goal of acquiring whatever you need to get a job that you like. If you don't have to work and you have other options, absolutely go for the job of your dreams.

From where I stand, I can say that if you do not like it at all, you can quit, and it would be very empowering, because you said deep down: this is not for me, I deserve better. and you took action. But you could also continue doing it, while looking for an alternative, that way it won"t be as scary. But I certainly wouldn"t stay indefinetely in a job I don"t like anymore, it can be very draining.

When I didn't like a job that I had, I started making plans to get a new one. I searched and searched and when the time was right, I quit the job that I didn't like. That way, I had money still coming in and I didn't burn any bridges with my old employer, just in case.

So long as it allows you and those who depend on you to be (or remain) as happy, secure and comfortable as you can, you should pursue happiness in what you do, wherever you can. Talk to supportive family and friends, talk to your boss about your options, and the future of your career, and take control of your destiny, whether by making a big change, like moving jobs, or a small but impactful change like career progression, learning a new skill or getting new responsibilities.

Life is about living it and you need to decide what is bets for you and what will make you happy. You need to take a glance at the repercussions if you quit said job but if you weigh out the good and the bad, the answer should lay right before you.

If you are able to afford to quit than do so. The best advice here is to keep working there while finding new jobs. Once you've found a new job then go ahead and apply. Make sure the job is yours before you quit.

Depends. You should think about it thoroughly and evaluate the positive and negative effects that quitting your job would have on your life and its quality. When you're done, take the result, combine it with what your gut tells you and act according to that. Good luck ;)

If you cant stand doing it anymore maybe you should. But first look for another job. That will help u earn

You don't like your job, perhaps find something you like doing, and apply to do it maybe keep the job you have until you get there, so you don't struggle with money. I did the same thing, I kept getting panic attacks, so I switched jobs :)

You should have a backup plan first. I recently was in the same situation, and so far I am glad I did it.

Only quit a job when you are assured you have another lined up. Unless you can float for awhile. Its not really good to be unemployed these days and its hard everywhere to find work.

Consider what about your job you don't like. A few examples for consideration: Do you need further training? Are you struggling to fit into the office setting? Do you need more challenging work?

continue working for awhile, and search for a new job. if you find something that may interest you more, then you can think about exploring in that direction, but stick with your old job until that happens. you may find you just were going through a tough period within that job and you do like it

Throughout our journey to discover what we want from a career, we find ourselves in a stand still. Before considering quiting--ask yourself why don't you like your job. Are you being harrassed? Talk to HR. Are you feeling micromanaged or perhaps experiencing not enough guidance? Then speak with your supervisor. Before making any decisions, ensure you have a plan B, plan C, and a plan D. Exhaust all resources--the next job you get may not be any better...so fix what you can and if that doesn't work, seek alternatives.

I would stay at your job until you can find a better opportunity. It is sometimes not a good idea to quit without a back up plan. Unless you have finances saved, weigh out your options and see if you can make things better at work before moving on

No one can answer this for you, but ask yourself why you don't like your job and what you think you need to do to be happy and content. Would that mean a change of careers or taking on a different role on your company, or leaving completely? Everyone is different, so it would be best for you to think about what does make you happy and how you can apply that.

There is no point in continuing a job that doesn’t interest you anymore. But before you decide to quit consider factors like the effects this would have on your finance and whether you have your hands on another more prospective job. When the job does not offer you growth or causes you more stress, it is better to quit. Though you need to assure yourself that it is not because of an inconspicuous reason or a temporary condition.

It all depends. Before you quit your job, find something that you enjoy doing, such as a certain hobby. If you find a way to turn your hobby into a way to get money (such as selling art) then quit your job. BUT, make sure to keep your regular job for about a week to see how your new job will go. Overall, it's important to enjoy yourself. Have a job that you love.

There is no sense being in a place where you are not happy and thriving. Being miserable everyday at work may start to seep into your everyday life and it would be wise to find a new job.

Work is very important, but if you are unhappy you should never do something that is making you unhappy. Make a pro and con list and figure out what the benefits of leaving are. But sometimes it best to leave once you have another job lined up.

Well it depends if you have a job that pays you quite well I would stick to it until you found another job that paid you more then the other job did

Whether or not one quits their job depends on how they evaluate the decision. The basic concept boils down to this, if you feel your life will be net-better without your job then quit. Otherwise, do not. If you fear not getting a job after, then stick around until one is available. If you want a completely different career path, use your current one to fund the new decision. If it brings you so much pain to spend another minute at that job then leave, but any deep negative thought that implicates self harm (both mental and physical) deserves some introspective analysis. If you enjoy it, ask yourself why you're truly even considering quitting. There is significance to the contemplation of the question itself. Fear of uncertainty drives most of our daily decisions, which is why I feel modeling your decision on the "certainties" in your life is best. If you are certain this job is not for you take action, if you're certain you can do better elsewhere, take action. If you can't justify a certainty then ask why that is. Become certain, become the person you want to be.

Working at a job you don't like can be really frustrating and exhausting. Only you can decide what is the best decision for you financially and emotionally. What you can do is make a plan if you don't like this job and start looking for something fresh and new while you are tolerating your current job.

If you do not like your job then you can start trying to find another job that will like. However do not quit the job you have now until you are very sure of. your new job.

I think if you are in a position where you can go and find something else that you should. I am of the belief people should try to have as many new experiences as they can. Trying different jobs and fields can be exciting. If you are unhappy at a job it can affect other things in your life and rob you of your joy. Of course, you are not always able to change jobs.