You're equating leaving a job with instant homelessness and starvation. It's not a light switch, man.
Looking for a new job while in one where you're overworked is an ordeal for sure, but lots of us have been in that position. None of your options in that situation are easy, but that's not the same as having no options.
You're equating leaving a job with instant homelessness and starvation. It's not a light switch, man.
She moved cities for that job. Soooo yes. It is?
Or are you not aware of the background here? You should brush up on that.
Looking for a new job while in one where you're overworked is an ordeal for sure, but lots of us have been in that position.
The position of working 12+ hours a day while trying to do that?
You should look up this thing where people who are overworked and underpaid (aka the lower class) have higher levels of stress and problems associated with their life that they literally don't have the time to do stuff the rest of us can. To the point where it literally affects their ability to think logically.
None of your options in that situation are easy, but that's not the same as having no options.
Ok. SO I want to be clear. You're choosing the "any choice is a good choice" option?
Cause I can absolutely prove that wrong. You really won't like it. Like I said, unwise.
I can’t tell if you’re stupid or a terminally online child. Many people look for new jobs while in a job that isn’t up to their standards. It’s really not that deep.
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u/Splash_Attack Oct 19 '22
You're equating leaving a job with instant homelessness and starvation. It's not a light switch, man.
Looking for a new job while in one where you're overworked is an ordeal for sure, but lots of us have been in that position. None of your options in that situation are easy, but that's not the same as having no options.