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I understand working a job you hate is extremely difficult but it looks terrible to quit without notice, not only that it will make it more difficult on your co-workers (liked or not, still messed up). Think about how great it will feel when you finish your 2 weeks and you didn't give up! Good luck.
I think many (maybe most) people feel that way about their job by the time they're ready to call it quits. I wouldn't leave without notice unless my very life were in danger, though. I'm sure the new job seems much better, and hopefully it will be, but it could turn out to be even worse. Don't burn bridges.
Cola89
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I hate my job more than any other job I can remember... and that's saying a lot. As with any other position, there are nice coworkers and annoying ones. I don't feel really CLOSE to my coworkers, but most of them are nice enough. It's really the job, and the unit that I absolutely HATE. 99.9% off the time it's pure CHAOS - new orders, patient meltdowns, change in conditions, more new orders, changes, and problems. It's just hard to explain how unpleasant of an environment this is to work in.
Almost like you would have to see it to believe it! I dislike this job so much (the ironic thing is that I fought hard to get this job and was very WRONG about what type of nursing job I would be best in).
I have tried to stick it out, hating it most of the time, but trying to convince myself that I SHOULD stay for experience, or whatever other reason I come up with!
Unfortunately, now, after yet another terrible shift, I am to the point where I don't even think I can bring myself to finish out a 2wk notice. I tried to give it a chance, and even make myself like it, but I hate it just as much and don't think I have the patience to even complete a 2wk's notice of resignation.
Have you ever felt this way? I have another job lined up and would just like to QUIT!