What wrong with me and jobs?

Question

what wrong with me and jobs? SO I quit my job working at the car dealership cause I feel like I do not do anything there and that it to easy all I do is feel new cars up with gas and wash them. I feel like my boss make up thing for me to do. My family dose not like when I have an easy job where I do nothing,

I just do not see my self working any where and I don't know why I go to work or where to go now. My boss said I could have my old job back I just do not see the point other than money.

I not sure but I feel like I need to leave place all the time and I feel sick. I want work. I just not sure what to do any more.

what wrong with me? I job hope a lot and look bad.

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

It sounds like you may be feeling dissatisfied and unfulfilled with your current job, and that you may be struggling to find a sense of purpose or direction in your career. It's not uncommon to feel this way at times, especially if you're still trying to figure out your career path and what kind of work would bring you a sense of meaning and fulfillment.

It's important to remember that everyone has different strengths, interests, and career goals, and there's no one "right" path or job that will work for everyone. It may take some trial and error to find the right fit for you, and that's okay.

If you're feeling stuck or uncertain about your career path, it may be helpful to explore your interests and skills, and to think about what kind of work would bring you a sense of purpose and fulfillment. You could also consider reaching out to a career counselor or mentor for guidance and support.

In the meantime, it may be helpful to try to find ways to stay engaged and motivated in your current job, even if it feels easy or unfulfilling. This could include setting new goals or challenges for yourself, seeking out additional responsibilities or projects, or finding ways to connect with your coworkers or the broader industry.

Remember, it's okay to job hop and explore different career options until you find the right fit for you, and it's important to prioritize your own well-being and fulfillment in your career choices.

richardcory · Accepted Answer

Time to make a long term plan. Figure out what career you want, and then start figuring out how you will get there.

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

I could be totally wrong and if I am then I apologize, but you strike me as a young man who has his family’s support, correct? If so then it would make sense why you do this. It’s easy to quit and job hop when you know that you wouldn’t be in dire straights as a result. You’d still have a roof over your head, not living on the street, starving trying to survive, you’d be ok.

If I’m right about this at all then let me just say it’s a very young-minded way of thinking that you may want to work on growing out of. Your parents, family or whoever supports you won’t be here forever, no one knows when their time will come. You need to be able to support yourself, and while yes you’re still young, it won’t look good in a few years when an employer sees no stable job, no time invested at a business.

You’ll find it harder and harder to find work that will provide the finances to survive in our ever-growing economy. The cost of living will never be cheaper than it is today, it’s only an uptick from here. So while I understand wanting to have a job you’re passionate about, you may have to sacrifice until you can figure out what exactly that job looks like.