I graduated as an Engineer but I have come to a realization that it might've been a grave mistake after getting my first job. Any tips on redirecting my professional life?

I recently got my very first mechanical engineering job at a huge international engineering company. I honestly accepted the offer out of desperation since I had been looking for a job for about 8 months. My plan was to work for the company for about a year, use the company as a "spring board" and leave to find a job that was better suited for me. However, I realized that I was going to hate this job after the first day. I have been in the company for about a week now and I hate the cubical farm, and how incredibly boring my job is. I dont really see my self working at a cubical my whole life and then retiring. I have nothing against the people that do, but it is not for me.

I graduated as a mechanical engineer to challenge my self, make my family proud and because I love technology. But honestly engineering wasnt what I thought it was going to be. My true passion is in clothing and fashion and traveling but I was too scared to go for a degree in those areas.

I prefer to work at a company with a younger and much smaller crowd and actually enjoy what I am doing instead of looking at the clock every f'n hour.

What other industries could i potentially join and bring my problem solving skills to thats not engineering? Do you think that a start up or local company would be more of my type of company? I'm honestly lost and do not really know where to redirect my professional life. Any tips?

TL;DR The title sums it up, but I graduated as a mechanical engineer to make my parents proud, realized i F'n hate engineering and the cubical life. I'd rather find a job that I enjoy and be in smaller team, any tips on how to discover what I really like and find my ideal job?

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