I just started a new job. The entire hiring process was very quick (two days between applying and getting an offer), which I wonder if it should have been a red flag.
The job was not exactly misrepresented. The things they told me I would be doing, I would be doing. The problem is, the company is in a state of transition and so my ability to do the work would be hindered for several months. And while I was drawn in by a beautiful office, much of my work would be outside of the office in what I would call a bad part of town.
When I go out of the office, I will be alone or with clients. Other companies in this industry require identification before taking clients out, but my company will expect me to take people out, possibly knowing nothing beyond the person's first name. It makes me feel unsafe, in addition to being in an unsafe neighborhood.
And in the office itself... I like my boss. She's very nice and pleasant and easy to get along with. She's great at what she does. I would feel bad abandoning her. But working in the office isn't comfortable either. It's a sales job, which it turns out is simply not what I want to be doing.
... And the office is full of roaches. Since starting, I've become paranoid, constantly imagining roaches out of the corner of my eye, even at home. I'm haunted by roaches.
But I don't know what to do. Should I keep the job while I look for a new one, despite my concerns? If I leave, how do I escape my feelings of guilt, especially without having something new to go to?
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