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hi /adv/. i graduated from mechanical engineer in dec 2015, and just until jan 2016 i got a job in an internship in a telecom company. the things they're teaching me there are boring, i dont like it. but the pay is really good. then, i would also like to learn other stuff, more in line with my prefession, and from what i know about my future activities on this company, it is certain that i will not ever put my knowledge in ME into practice.

should i leave this job and pursue another one that is more in line with what i studied? (i like design, project management, materials, construction..) or should i wait until the 1 year telecom internship ends this december and then leave? how much do you think waiting would affect my future employability? i dont know what to do right now. advice would be appreciated, and sorry for my bad english.
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>>18459565
Choice is much safer for those with financial reserves, and the nature of a Job is usually doing (some) things you don't like for pay.

Maybe you can find a job that you less dislike, but I don't think you should just drop your first money source so early before you have a decent reserve of money.
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start looking for jobs this fall, stay and finish out what you started.
It can be a good reference in the future, and quitting could give the impression that you may quit at where you're applying the moment you find something else.
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>>18459565
keep your job and also look for another while employed. Don't give your two week notice until you sign a contract with your new employer.
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