My final semester, I debated whether I would quit my job or not.
After working for over four years, I no longer enjoy it.
Management’s lack of control stressed my out.
Increasing obligations leaves little time for me to relax before graduation.
Now I am no longer happy.
Money is the reason I continue to work there.
I live comfortably with my current wage.
I pay for my bills with left plenty for savings and other purchases.
I realize finding a job for the remaining semester is unrealistic.
Additionally, most entry jobs pay minimum wage, a third less than my current wage.
The problem is which is more important, security or happiness?
Initially debating my options, the solution became immediately clear after some revelations.
One of my coworkers
After working for over four years, I no longer enjoy it.
Management’s lack of control stressed my out.
Increasing obligations leaves little time for me to relax before graduation.
Now I am no longer happy.
Money is the reason I continue to work there.
I live comfortably with my current wage.
I pay for my bills with left plenty for savings and other purchases.
I realize finding a job for the remaining semester is unrealistic.
Additionally, most entry jobs pay minimum wage, a third less than my current wage.
The problem is which is more important, security or happiness?
Initially debating my options, the solution became immediately clear after some revelations.
One of my coworkers