I am going to try to make this as short as possible. Please be nice. I recently graduated with a BS in Civil Engineering. As we may know it is very difficult to find the right job during this pandemic. After losing my job in March, while actively trying to find a new job as well as finish my last semester of college in May, I finally landed a job at an engineering firm as a "lab technician" with the promise that when a spot opens up for a staff engineer position, I would be the first candidate to the position. I went in with hopes that I can grow with the company and have my foot in the door with my new career path whether I stay with the company or not (I had high hopes and was super excited to be with this company for a while). It has been 5 weeks at the new job, tomorrow is going to be the start of the 6th week and let me just tell you something, my mental health, especially my anxiety with this new job is over the roof. Now, before you ask if it is from performance, it is not. My lab supervisor treats me like an absolute ass after the first 2 weeks. I have now called HR twice with a mental breakdown because of how I am being treated while I am at work. He constantly put me down, make everything seem like it is my fault when something doesn't satisfy him, he is the absolute worse at communicating, the job has no set hours and he does not communicate well with me in terms of when I will be working and when I will be off. By now, I should be able to do more but still in the "training" phase because he does not have time to train me with everything. He has laughed at me and bullies me. He has yanked papers from my hand and had asked me, and was firm on having me plunge the men's restroom once and I said no but he kept insisting I can do it. I believe my job does not pertain to me plunge anyone's clogged toilet, especially if I am the only woman at the building and there are 6 other guys in the lab that could have clean their own toilet. This dude also tells me at this role I am at the bottom of the bottom, he gives me a hard time when I am learning something new, instead of guiding me through the steps he expects me to know everything from the beginning. If I do not know how to navigate through it for the first time, he tells me I make him want to bang his head against the wall. He has also yelled at me in front of other lab technicians as well. He had asked me to go pick up his errands for him and he will pay me for it. On my first day came to me and asked if I liked our current president... the list goes on. While this rant has nothing to do with the actual job itself because I love doing what I am doing, I am just terrified of having to see him every single day when I come to work. I believe it is such a toxic environment to be working in when you are treated a certain way. I have always been respectful towards him and have always tried my best to keep a good relationship with him because at the end of the day, he is my boss. I am stuck between giving it a couple more months or turning in my 2 weeks. My mental health has declined so much the last 3 weeks and my perspective on this company is no longer the same. Should I put in my two weeks? I need some advice because I know having a job for a short amount of time on a resume look super bad. I am also starting my grad school in January and I definitely do not want to have this stress on top of school work. Thanks for reading.
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