Okay to leave job after a month?

Hey all, Can I abandon a company within a month of joining if I get a better offer? I know it is not ethical, but what could be the other implications?

I wish to know the pros/cons of frequently switching jobs. I am in a dilemma, there are posts here and there that say don't switch frequently and then there are posts that nobody cares about frequent job switches, as you are a dev. Let's discuss ladies & gents✍️

Hello I was laid off in January (used work as a Product Analyst) and then I joined another company in March (also as a Product Analyst), After working for a month I have understood that the only career pathway they offer is into a PM role whereas I want to grow into a data science role. Wanted to get some advice on what to say in interviews for other companies when they ask why I am leaving so soon?

Hi All, Please share your experience if you have resigned ever within 3months (or upto 6 months) of taking the job ? If Yes, what compelled you to? And how did it affect the further job search ?

Was laid off, took a pay cut to join this (maybe desperation took better of me) Now the workload is too much, the founder cracks disrespectful jokes, and vibes are just too off I am not enjoying the work I was detesting going to work the first Monday itself 😔 This is also not aligned to how I imagined my life, off the track really Should I resign?

Hi all, As the title suggests, I want to know if there are consequences associated with quitting a company in just 3 weeks. I've joined an early stage startup as one of the first few hires in the product team. The pay and work is reasonably okay. WLB is also good. But one of the companies I was interviewing during my NP from called me back, conducted one more interview and now I have a better offer in hand. This new company is a fintech giant and objectively it makes no sense for me leave this offer. I'm stuck in a situation now where I'm getting super anxious to initiate this conversation with my current manager about leaving in just 3 weeks. Can someone help me with this? Please share your experiences if possible. Thanks a lot.

This was the job I so badly wanted. It's WFH. The actual work hasn't begun. Training phase is going on. It's not even training. They've sent me some material to read and learn. That's it. I don't know any of my colleagues well. I just hear their voices on teams meet. I feel like quitting already.

Hey guys, i'm planning to switch my company after 8 months in the company and there is a notice of 2 months so that would be 10 months in the company. I feel out of place here, though I have delivered so far (6 months) because i'm picking tasks which I know, I don't know how long it will last. I'm stuck in a client project and i'm scared that if I get something I don't know and I don't deliver, I'll be yelled at. I'm looking for companies with good work life balance and culture, non client work. Below are the companies I know which have good culture 1. SAP labs 2. NatWest Group 3. Fidelity International 4. American Express Do you guys know any other good companies with good culture, work life balance and preferably non client work.

Got a job but now got another offer at 80% hike. What’s the best excuse to leave the job?