I hate my new job. Should I just quit?

[Hotzone417]

I started a job at a furniture store 4 days ago. It's also a u-hual. I took the job because I was desperate, and they made it sound easy. They essentially said that I'd be hooking trailers up. I didn't know how to do that, but they said not to worry because they'd train me. They Also said if be making reservations for people who rent out u-haul equipment. They said if I can order soemthing off Amazon then I could make a reservation, and all I have to do is hand them the key when they arrive, which was mega bs. I've had learning disabilities since I was a small child. I've always learned slower than everyone else, and still do. My manager showed me several times how to make a reservation, but i can't get it. He's mostly a nice guy, but he talks to me in a rude tone. Like when he's trying to show me what to do, he's like "no!" Then talks to me in big words like I'm stupid. I kind of am but it's still insulting. On Friday I was behind the desk day dreaming at the monitor. My manager comes up and says "I want a truck! What do I have to do! What's taking so long! Give me a fucking truck now!" I felt so pressured that I couldn't think. I didn't know what to do. He eventually showed me again. I told him that I wouldn't let a customer talk to me like that. He said "you're gonna gave to!". He keeps saying this stuff is easy, and I'll get it, but I'm going to put in my two weeks notice on Tuesday. I'll probably get fired, because why continue to finish training me if I'll be gone in two weeks. It's a waste of time. Another thing is I have to do some training online and take some tests, but they didn't have me start that until like my third day or something. I also failed the tests, and they are still having me do all this. Am I just being a bitch or does this job sound like it's truly not for me?

[AI Opinion]

It sounds like you’re in a challenging situation. This job doesn’t align with your strengths or training needs, and the environment seems unsupportive. It might be worth discussing your concerns with your manager or HR to see if adjustments can be made. If that doesn’t help and you’re sure it’s not a fit, planning your next steps, such as updating your resume and exploring other opportunities, could be beneficial. Your well-being and growth are important, so consider what will support those best.

[Oliverlogan263]

Dude, that job sounds like a straight-up nightmare. The way your manager is treating you is totally unacceptable - talking to you in a rude and condescending way, pressuring you, and expecting you to just "get it" even though you're struggling. That's not cool at all.

It sounds like this job just isn't a good fit for you, and that's okay. Not every job is going to be a perfect match, especially when you have learning disabilities and the training/expectations are so unrealistic. Don't beat yourself up about it.

If this job is causing you that much stress and making you feel inadequate, then you're probably right to put in your two weeks notice. No job is worth feeling that crappy about yourself. You don't owe them anything, especially if they're not willing to actually train you properly.

I would say go with your gut on this one, man. If you know in your heart that this job just isn't for you, then don't feel bad about moving on. Your mental health and wellbeing have to come first. There are other opportunities out there that will be a better fit.

Just focus on making it through the next two weeks as best you can, and then get the hell out of there. You got this, bro. Don't let these jerks bring you down. You're doing the right thing for yourself.

[RedInnocent69]

No. You’re still desperate