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I started this job two weeks ago how long should i wait to decide if its going to work out?
I'm not sure if its the right place for me its not the worse job I'm just not sure about it. How long should I stick it out for and when can I start applying for different positions elsewhere?
mostly i find some of the things questionable
i've also done this type of job before in a different type of enviroment and it was the best job ever
it's not a professional position......
its also just a part time thing
its basically summer i could pick up another one and like it better and stick with that one during next school year
everyone gossips so much its like i am employed as a student in a junior high
11 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
yes do that with the extra one....
why don't you like the job?
work? management? co-workers?
- 1 decade ago
It depends on what kind of job. If it is a professional job, it will take you 6 months to know if the job is right for you. But you should give another 6 months to try to either make a different or fit in. If it still does not work, look for a new job.
- yalleroseLv 51 decade ago
You might want to consider that if you start looking right away people might think you are a job hopper. Also remember that it is easier to get a job when you have one than when you don't. I think you have to make the choice of sticking with this for a year minimum, or leave now and hope and pray you find something else.
Have you considered trying to make this job work for you, and make yourself a valued employee?? That would be the best choice.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
I had this problem. If you are working thinking like this then you are not really expeincing the job. My advice is to give it one month unconditionaly. That last bit is important. That means during this time do not think everyday about other jobs. Then after one month you will know. But dont stres too much. Whatever length you stay you will learn from it.
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- 1 decade ago
well first don't look for something in a job, but what you can bring to that job... If you think like that 24/7 nor only will every job be amazing but your more likely just to be the bosses fav. besides that I would give it a month, oh and give them a 20 day notice
- Anonymous1 decade ago
If you apply at a job where your last job was about 3 months employment everyone will turn away from you unless you have had a job for at least a year before..people don't want people switching from job to job they want someone who will stay.
- tkquestionLv 71 decade ago
I usually give myself 6 months to a year, depending on the difficulty of the job. If it is a wrong one for you, it will be very obvious (as in there will be no question).
- 1 decade ago
If it can support you financially stick with it. But if you're not content, find another one right away.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
wait til you find a new job well what do you do ?