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I did it in the past.. I had no regrets with that decision..
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I did it in the past.. I had no regrets with that decision..
Don't be stupid
All I will say
Better than feeling g like a loser with ZERO income though
For every success story, there are 50 non success stories.
Keep your job and keep looking on the side
Patience is key. Can't worry about "feeling like a loser". Fact of the matter is, you chose a major that is very difficult to find work in full-time. Better off applying on the side and networking.I gave myself one full year after I graduated as a grace period understanding most people don't land a gig immediately... I've had internships and other experiences that have created some pretty good material (writing clips, videos, interviews) when applications ask to provide such. I know it's not an in demand career, but there's so many entry level positions I applied for that I just never heard back from... It's just hard to go into buildings with people my age working at cool jobs and I'm the ******* delivery man. I know a job is better than no job but there's nothing worse than feeling like a loser when you know your not one.
I remember when I quit a job because I wasnt "feeln it" and I felt I had enough money to cover my *** till I found another. I regretted that **** no more than a week later. Money dried up fast and I was back to square one. That is a horrible feeling to be broke . Whatever you do, don't quit till you find another gig man. And I wish you luck on finding something that's in your major.
Felt good the first few months.....but that feeling of being unproductive sucks.
Find another gig first .Feel like doing this right now! Current job promoted me, and people keep telling me that 55k isn't bad for a 23 yr old, but seriously I could care less about the money...I might pull an OP and quit!
Why don't you continue to 'hit the ground hard' with applying to places while working at this job?I'm stuck in a dead-end delivery job after graduating college last May. I've applied to stuff in my field but haven't had any luck yet. I've had this job mostly since graduating, but it doesn't make me happy and knowing I can do much better is making me insane. I have a good amount saved up plus an off/ on again part-time to keep me afloat on the student loan and misc bills so that I don't dip into the stash. I also live at home. I'm thinking of just hitting the ground hard application wise for the next couple of weeks if I quit. Does this sound like a good or bad idea?
Before anyone ask, it's a Journalism and Media degree. Before the jokes come that I wasted my time with it, I love every aspect of it and I just want to be in the field already.
being an unemployed adult is much worse than being at a job you dislike...
a man needs purpose.
First, let NT know which company you work for so we can swoop in on your position after you quit.Feel like doing this right now! Current job promoted me, and people keep telling me that 55k isn't bad for a 23 yr old, but seriously I could care less about the money...I might pull an OP and quit!
being an unemployed adult is much worse than being at a job you dislike...
a man needs purpose.