Hey everyone. So couple of months back I got this job as an Operations coordinator for a logistics company and while I knew going in the salary wasn’t great (38,000 yr) I accepted because I had just graduated and during covid times it was a blessing to have even the opportunity.
As time went on my friends started getting jobs and well, they were more than mine. I started to feel somewhat jealous but I was hopeful that maybe if I do a good job I can get my salary higher.
This past week one of the other coordinators decided to quit and he’s training me in some aspects that he used to take care of. When I asked him why he was leaving he said that once he asked for a raise they only gave him 3%. So he decided to just quit. To me this was soul crushing because it meant that that was also in the cards for me.
That feeling of optimism is gone and now it’s just discouraging to see everyone on 50k + with the same degree as me while I’m at 38k with a potential 3% increase a year from now.
I know I’m blessed to have a job and shouldn’t complain but it scares me to not live to my expectations and to see those around me being proud of their salary and I’m sort of embarrassed about mine.
I like what I do and don’t think I should try leaving 4 months in. I don’t know what my question is other than if there’s any advice for this feeling. I just need feedback on this feeling but weirdly feel more comfortable venting to strangers than those close to me.
FYI: This might be the wrong sub for this and if it is apologies I just needed to vent somewhere and I’m usually a lurker here.
Thanks.
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