

I saw reality when I met so many people who don't have much money but are very happy in their lives. After my travels I realized whatever society taught us all these days was just an illusion. Now I am back in India but I will continue traveling soon. I met so many amazing people in my journey so far. I volunteered and traveled in all these countries. Went to Sri Lanka, Thailand, vietnam, Cambodia,Myanmar. I volunteered in India for few communities who needed help. I spent time understanding the life and about myself during this time period. I met so many amazing people along my way. I never thought the journey would be quite adventurous. I travelled right across india from North to South. I have worked with difficult people, but I have never seen anything quite like this in my life. I don't have much stuff, so I can quickly grab it. If the situation turns abusive, I will walk out. I'm going to leave my work in order for the next poor unsuspecting employee they dump it on but I won't tolerate any abuse when I quit.

I started speaking in a monotone voice to my managers after that because I just can't deal with this crap. I am blamed for everything that goes wrong and so is any other person who isn't at the top. Everyone has a different way of doing things here and every time I complete a task to one manager's satisfaction, another one tells me it's wrong because it's not how they want it. I didn't even make any big mistakes - they would just come to my desk trying to sneak in changes to work or make demands.

They were literally like that the second I got there. I've already been blamed for turning the extreme micromanager directors into micromanagers. OP here: yeah, uh, I'm kind of expecting that to happen. Has anyone dealt with a similar situation before and do you have tips for going about quitting? The background check took a while to clear so I'm going to start on Monday. I've been offered a position that will be a much better fit in terms of work and mission. I will not list this job on my resume since I've been here for such a short time. I'm still on my probation period and every second I spend at this job gives me anxiety and stress. I have not had training, an orientation, or any form of coaching.Īfter the July 4th holiday, I'm planning to walk in, quit, and offer to finish out the day to get things in order. I was very upset and considered walking out that day. One of them basically talked to my boss this week about letting me go while I was mere FEET away and other coworkers could also overhear the conversation. Worst of all, the higher ups really aren't quite sure how my role functions and my personality clashes with theirs. I am extremely micromanaged for things that aren't particularly important, we use paper systems for things that could easily be computerized (taking up hours of my time), everyone seems miserable, and I'm only two months into the job. However, the job I have now is an absolute nightmare. I've never, ever quit a job without proper notice and have left on great terms with previous employers.
