I started looking for a new job due to less than desirable work conditions at my current job (regarding COVID exposure, potential violence and working with sex offenders). I tried to push through these conditions, sought outside help but after being exposed this last time and being home on quarantine I decided to update my resume and apply for jobs. I applied and interviewed for a job and they offered me the job later that day. The job pays $1.85 less but is a 10 minute walk from my house and the work is done via Zoom and phone (I am in social work) during the pandemic and health benefits were about $70 less a month. I took these things into consideration and accepted the job.
When I told my current boss I was leaving she had an emotional reaction and asked me to stay and offered to do whatever was needed to keep me on. This was not what I expected. It sent me into a little emotional tailspin and after thinking it over over the weekend decided to still move on.
In doing everything to get going with the new job I found out I needed to pay for a certification and also complete an orientation via Zoom (I don't have internet at home). The certification wasn't that big of a deal but now I need to figure out how to access the internet during a pandemic when places are closed. One of my weaknesses is being indecisive and now I am having anxiety that I made a bad decision and should stay where I am.
Any suggestions or advice would be greatly appreciated. TU.
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