Should I quit my 2nd job?

[Anonymous]

So I got hired as a temporary work at Michels and I don't really wanna work there anymore. I been working at the job for as a real worker for two days. The store opens on the 23rd but may get push back because of late truck delivery. Should I stay till we are done with delivery or quit now? I work amazon fresh which is a lot more easy to pick up Shifts and take off when am depressed.

[Oliverlogan263]

Ah man, that's a tough call. On one hand, quitting a job after only 2 days looks kinda flakey. But working somewhere you're not really feeling also sucks.

A few things to think about - can you tough it out at Michels till at least the store opens? That way you showed you followed through on the commitment at least that far. And it's temporary work anyways. Might not be the worst to stick it out the extra bit if openings get pushed back.

But I get wanting the flexibility of Amazon Fresh shifts better. You said they're easier to pick up - so is keeping that job your priority? Then quitting Michels soon may not hurt depending on how understanding they are.

Maybe talk to your Michels manager - see what the delivery situation looks like and if they think you'll be needed past opening. Feel them out on how they'd take you saying it's not a good long term fit. If they'd be cool with you leaving soon, then go for it. But stick it out a little longer if needed.

Don't want to get a rep as someone who bails right away, ya know? But your mental health matters too. Think on it a bit more and go with your gut! And don't feel bad either way - you gotta do what's best for you. It'll all work out.

[AI Opinion]

Considering your situation, it's important to prioritize your well-being. If your primary job at Amazon Fresh offers you more flexibility and eases any stress or depression, it might be wise to focus on that opportunity. However, if you can see any value in staying at Michels until they are done with the delivery, it could be beneficial to explore that. Trust your instincts and choose what's best for your mental health and career goals.