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How can I quit a horrible part-time job? |
I am working part-time at a horrible car dealership. Every employee there is miserable and underpaid. GOOD people have been fired left and right, and no one knows when the ax will drop on them. When I took the job, I was told it would be part-time then full-time, with part-time around 20 hours a week. The girl who was leaving changed her mind, so I have had nothing but 10-14 hours a week. The job is horrible, I am expected to do far too many things than one person is humanly capable of, I am underpaid, and I am miserable. I as offered a great full-time job in a field I know I love, and was asked to start in a week and a half. I am just out of college, so I'd really like to one last week of summer and "childhood" before I have to be an adult. My question is, how can I quit this job? Is it completely wrong to just say "I quit" and walk out? I really don't care about references. I just want out. I would walk up to the boss and tell'em, you run a lousy show! and just walk out. Enjoy your "week", life is short and you'lll never get this moment back again. "I quit." yes its very unprofessional and childish to put a company in that position...just think about it - if you do that then all the other people are going to have to pick up your slack - and if youre only working 14 hours a week...cowboy up - you may want "childhood" but youre not a kid anymore and as tempting as it is to act like one, the fact that youre even asking this question shows that you know what youre thinking about doing is wrong how to quit, do really bad and they would fire u. and u get paid for that. if u quit, u won't get that month's salary. I say be better than they are and finish out the week at this job. Tell them that you are quitting ASAP, besides, they might just let you go immediately. Easy. Speak with your boss and say... Sir, over a time span i have realized that i am very unhappy with the job i am currently in here. Thank you for your kindness, but i think it is time for me to move on from this job. ps BE POLITE, AND MAKE SURE HE/SHE IS PAYING ATTENTION. THE END Sounds like your job isn't doing YOU any favors -so why should you for them? Put in your 2 week "Notice"- & then tell them, "Take this job & SHOVE IT "! You'll feel MUCH better- as a result! Good luck working out in that "field"! :) |
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