Alright, rev up that advice, because I'm ready to fucking

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2016-07-17 01:03:39 Post No. 17364243
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Anonymous 2016-07-17 01:03:39 Post No. 17364243 [Report]

Alright, rev up that advice, because I'm ready to fucking kill myself.

My current job blows. I've been at it for a month. I guess I have brain problems because I'm apparently picking up things very slowly, so everybody I work with hates me. Being there makes me feel like shit and I spend a few hours every day considering suicide.

Do you still collect the last pay period if you quit your work abruptly? I don't think I can last a two week's notice. At the same time, if I don't get that, I can't afford rent for this month. How much of a black eye is it on your resume if you leave a job after a single month?

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Anonymous 2016-07-17 04:38:00 Post No.17364777
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Anonymous 2016-07-17 04:38:00 Post No.17364777 [Report]

>>17364243
push yourself through the two weeks, look for a job at the same time

fuck the resume

everyone hates me and im still here

adopt the mentality of "they are wrong i am right"

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Anonymous 2016-07-17 04:40:46 Post No.17364781
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Anonymous 2016-07-17 04:40:46 Post No.17364781 [Report]

Some jobs just don't work out. It happens. If it ever comes up in a future interview, which it probably wont unless they do the old question 'why did you leave your last job?', just say it wasn't a good fit for you or something.

I'm pretty sure they legally have to pay you hours worked.

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Anonymous 2016-07-17 04:43:42 Post No.17364793
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Anonymous 2016-07-17 04:43:42 Post No.17364793 [Report]

Depends on the job if it matters.
They have to pay you for any hour you work