Should I quit my job because my crush did?
Me and this guy really like each other we been working together for a long time but he just got fired. Without him there I just don’t feel motivated he was the only thing I actually enjoyed. We live right next to each other sometimes when I arrive home he would be next to my house but now I hate being at work.. it’s summer and I just would rather have a boyfriend and have sex instead of being at work.. however I have no money and really need this job.. but I still feel depressed at work without him.. overal what should I do?
I quit my job and now regret it?
You can always swallow your pride and ask for your job back. Good people are hard to find. If you are a good worker and if this was an isolated incident, you may get your job back. It can't hurt to ask. Learn a lesson; never quit a job until you have found another one. Even if you were upset, you could have continued to work while you found another job.
Husband is mad that I quit my job...?
I just quit my full time job of two years a week ago. I couldn't handle the stress level of my position, was in tears every day and wasn't performing well. I was generally unhappy with the workplace itself as well (coworkers, company policies, etc.) I decided that I wanted to go back to school full time to finish my bachelor's degree and work part time as well. I discussed all of this with my husband several weeks ago and he was perfectly fine with it, and once all of my school stuff was submitted to be processed I put in my two weeks' notice, which just ended. I applied to numerous jobs and have been working on scholarship applications before the semester begins, in addition to keeping up the house, the dog, and running all the errands. The problem is that now he is cold and distant toward me, and I think it's because he is still working and I'm not. He was happy at the time that I quit and fully supported me in doing this, but now he's done a 180 and is sulky and doesn't want to talk or spend time with me anymore. I have asked him if it's because I quit but he keeps insisting that nothing is wrong. This behavior is totally sudden and just started a few days ago. Now when we're home together there's a lot of awkward tension in the air. So, if he is mad at me but won't tell me, what do I do? If that's not what it is, what do you think is wrong?
I am not a life coach, just an immigrant who came to the US with very little in my pockets and no professional connections. Others may have a different approach.The problem with quitting your job and not knowing what comes next is that eventually you will need a job and will end up getting the job that's available and not the job that you want, with high probability that the new job will be worse and bring less pay than the one you just quit. Unless you are wealthy or have a lot of money saved and ready to spend, you are going to need a job sooner than later. So the first thing you need to do while you figure out what you want to do next is start looking for the job you want. That doesn't mean you should get a job now, but good jobs take some time to find. Lets say you decide you want to travel for some time. You can still make it a point to look online for jobs that interest you. Traveling is a good reset button. Who knows, you may come up with a commercial idea during one of your trips and become an entrepreneur.
I quit my job but they keep calling me?
Seriously... someone hired you with YOUR English skills??? Wow... they must have been pretty hard up. The appropriate way to leave any job is with a written TWO WEEK notice. To just leave without giving an employer the time to find a replacement is rude and unprofessional. You need to put on your big people pants and start to be an adult rather than acting like a two year old. You did not give proper notice... that is childish and unprofessional. Now you are wondering why they are calling you? Call your old supervisor (they are not called "boss" in the real world) and explain what is happening. Request that your name and numbers be taken off of the employee list. Good grief.... there sure are a lot of people who think they can just up and leave their jobs.... and then wish for a better one.... and you are one of those irresponsible and unprofessional people who no one wants to hire. go to school. Get some writing skills.... and then take a class on what it means to be a good employee.
Should I quit my job to focus on my dream job?
I think you should keep the job you have, until you get the job you want. Specially if you have expenses to cover, also you can't be certain that you will get into the army. You shouldn't quit a job with out having any thing lined up, or with out having a lot of money saved up.
I quit my job. Now I'm depressed. Now what?
I am in the same position as you. I am 20 years old and I quit my job after working there for one month. Before I was hired for this job, I was depressed because I was fired from a different job. I told myself after quitting my most recent job that I would never do this again. Not having money sucks and I need to learn how to be self sufficient. Make a personal note that you made a mistake and will not do it again. We all have made mistakes and the purpose of mistakes is to learn from them. Second, I would reexamine why you think people did not approach you and your friend. It is true that there are a lot of racist people out there, but you really can not know a person's true thoughts if you do not speak to them. Third, I would suggest getting some help for your disorder. I know it must be tough to have this, but you can not let it control your life. One day, you will want to meet that significant other and start a family. How can you do that when you are afraid to talk to people? How can you work a decent job and sustain a family when you let this disorder take over your life? I really wish you the best and hope that things work out for you.
Besides the loss of income stability, there is one thing that would always bother me about it: that I had to do it for whatever reason. The fact that you could have been happy but weren't, and had to go to such lengths in order to sever that tie. It's just a hassle. People don't like being pushed against the ropes and having to abandon ship. Plus, look at the effort you'll now have to expend looking for new jobs and interviewing and struggling financially!It's nothing really to be happy about, even if you hated the place.