>24 years old >sad I've never had a job before >finally

What do you do, and why do you dread it?

Also, give yourself time to adapt to a new routine.

You feel incompetent. You think you don't know what you are doing because this is a new environment to you. Keep at it, you will gain confidence with more experience.

Is it that heavy feeling of dread knowing that you have to go and do something for X number of hours? I get that a lot. To compensate, I pretty much wake up at the last second possible, just to get it out of the way as soon as possible, and conserve my energy for afterwards.

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I'm a civil engineering grad and I'm mostly doing smaller designs or tendering. I've been working here for 5 months and I should've already settled in nicely. I've just been feeling more like shit as time went on.

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Doesn't matter if I get 7-8 hours of sleep or 5, I still feel like killing myself in the morning. I think it's more that I have responsibilities and people expect things from me.

After how long should I quit or start looking for another job?

thats basically how work is.

it wont get any better, just easier to manage. welcome to the next 40+ years of your life.

It will get better as you keep at it. Usually takes me 3 to 4 months for me, before going to work isn't giving me strong anxiety.

Dude we're kind of in the same boat, im a fresh grad and have my first job as a software engineer and were into designing and making softwares fro clients. I've been working there for 4 months but i can't still get used to the environment, maybe because I'm kind if an introvert and I also have this this thing called a resting bitch face so people won't talk to me.adds up to the fact that there wasn't a training for us new hires that's why I feel incompetent and pressured all the time.glad to have someone sharing the same thoughts as I