Took a new job and hate it after 5 months. Should I start looking

>>1086095
Yes, but don't accept.
You can use offers to negotiate better working conditions.

>>1086095
What exactly do you hate about it?
>>1086096
This is a risky proposition though, anon. The prognosis is pretty bad if you accept your current companies counter-offer. Something like 90% attrition/firing within 18 months.

>>1086146
>Something like 90% attrition/firing within 18 months.
Didn't know that, although it does make sense.
You could hedge by always having offers lined up after you break the news to your current employer, though that is both time consuming and costly since you risk fucking around all the potential employers in the area.

You need to accept the fact that you will always hate your job as long as you are working for someone else

>>1086095

Yeah man look around.

>>1086156

Not always, but this is usually true.

>>1086146
Took a new job in supply chain finance thought I'd transition alright from insurance industry. Lack of training has made it a rough and frustrating first few months. Previous jobs weren't like this. Maybe I have unreal expectations.

>>1086169
I vote on just looking for a new job then. 5 months is just a blip on the radar.

>>1086224