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I work in personnel for the State. I understand your feelings. It is okay that you give a two week notice. Most employers accept that. A month could put you in weeds concernning your work perfomance, desire to be there and that could cost you when someone does a job reference check on you in the future. You also can repectfully thank your employer for giving you the opportunity to explore with them but you see that its not a good fit. Hope that helps.

Yes let me correct that. A New Nurse - contemplating??? That is what I mean concerning benefits and things. Many people would kill to have the job I have. Dont mistake me, I am grateful to be working. Many feel if you are working for the State you have it made, you sit, you do nothing...ect. I understand all that. I just want to be a contributor in life not a taker.

Hi, I am a 38 yr old black male who is contemplating a new career in nursing. I presently work for the State Office in personnel and it is boring and soooo unfullfilling. I have never done anything like this and sometimes question my ability to be able to do it and remember all those terms. My mate has told me I would be very good at it b/c of my attitude. I just want to have a profession of meaning and fullfillment. Am I too late and dreaming or will I get what I am looking for?