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So I am on my new job and I don't like the environment. The work/balance is not that good and my co-workers are not that friendly. The only reason I'm still here is because my salary is 120k and I need to pay bills. But If I filed for unemployment I still get to pay my bills ($640 weekly) until I find a job that I look forward to.
I don't know if my mindset is wrong. I think I'm suppose to like my job, not hate it. or is it all about the money?
My friends tell me, for that salary, I should just work, and shut up. What you guys think?
Yeah, sure, quit, collect unemployment (pigs will fly before it's accepted), and practice career suicide. We'll see you back here in a few.
OK, serious tone now. Do you want to just scrape by? I think most people on here will tell you that no, money is not everything. But just collecting unemployment until you find a job you "actually look forward to" is supremely immature and unprofessional.
People work jobs they hate for a fraction of what you make so, suck it up, buttercup. If you are that miserable, apply for other jobs. If my two choices are to feel sorry for you or to agree with your friends, I agree with your friends.
you also only get unemployment based on how much you actually earned over a year. so if you only worked there for 3 weeks, you won't be collecting any unemployment.
you also only get unemployment based on how much you actually earned over a year. so if you only worked there for 3 weeks, you won't be collecting any unemployment.
No 3 months.. and no I don't want to get terminated because I know I'm getting $646. I just don't know if this is the path I want. I'm between money vs career
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