I graduated with a Bachelor's in Geology back in May. Covid has really killed the industry and I didnt live in a good place for geo jobs. After several months of applying and being unemployed, I recently started the only job that I got accepted for. An entry level manual labor job where I just fill up semi truck trailers and railcars with food grade oil. The pay is low, the work is very dirty and the hours are terrible. My very first day was a 12 hour shift! After only one week of work, I started to despise it. Things only got worse when a coworker asked if I dropped out of college. I told him no and he asked me what the hell was I doing there.
I don't want to be stuck with work like this forever. After some thinking I decided I might want to give teaching a shot since my last job was coaching a swim team and I enjoyed that. Thing is, I can't go back to school for my masters with this job. I don't usually get home until late in the evening and I'm too exhausted to do anything. The company is super inflexible with hours or employees missing work as well.
What can I do now to make myself happy with my career path? Do I suffer through a few more months to save for school in the summer or should I find a better job for the time being? I feel stuck.
Edit: Another thing that bothers me is how there are no covid safety measures in place. Nobody wears masks and the offices get crammed in the mornings and afternoons. My city is spiking in cases bad and I'm worried that if I get it I can't take off work since I have no PTO for the first year.
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