Have you been in such a situation where you joined a 'high growth, super fast' organisation and 1 week into, you know you made a mistake.
Thinking you should give the company a chance, it's more than a year and you have not moved. Your mental and physical health have started taking a toll.
Has it happened with you? How did you break free?
Took a paycut to join a super hyped tech company from an earlier R&D job.....went into depression because the manager was always concerned about timein and timeout and always shot down ideas because he didn't want risks or new initiatives.....turned about my job was to handle tickets....and manager was from a contact center...and then it added up.... It took an year to quit because I had a few things happening in my personal life .....
Lesson learnt to not take pay cut for any role or tech promised regardless of my preference.. and not for new job regardless how bored you are in the current job ... If you are able to crack the interview catching up to new things should not be a problem
Interestingly during by job search when a head hunter called me he was able to reiterate exactly the above reason himself for my quitting the job ...Seems he was a external recruiter earlier to this company and he was hiring tech support people for the open positions but leadership changed and wanted tier 1 technologist for the company....and found people like me
I'm in the same position now :(
Create a 4-6 month living expense and quit to start looking for new jobs
Had joined a startup after leaving another, realized it was worse off in terms of culture than the previous one, was anyways applying and luckily got an interview, left it in 1 month and joined another startup at a higher pay
I want to share my experience as a fresher at Accenture, my first company from a college placement. The first six months were fine, but then I faced severe mental harassment from my supervisor and manager. She constantly criticized my wo...
Put the same on LinkedIn and tag the bloody manager.
I am thinking of leaving my current job and focus on myself, getting to know myself better etc. Currently I have enough money saved for my expenses for next 6-8 months. Everyone I have asked about this say don't leave your job if yo...
I'm in the same boat, on the verge of quitting, and will most probably take the leap next month. Thanks for the th...
A lot of you might have seen the HDFC bank video where a senior executive got batshit crazy at his juniors and was yelling at them.
This is my story of a a similar experience in a well funded NBFC. Hint: Aye Aye
So, i joined this NBFC...
When I joined my current organisation (4 years back) I held most of the responsibilities, had dependencies, was assigned a lot of strategic and interesting tasks, and very minimal operational tasks. As the team started growing, after aro...
First company shutdown it's operation and gave work to current company. Now new company took some of the employees from old company. I got selected in that. And I joined given that I didn't had other offer.
But now after 1 month this c...
