Should  I Quit Or Stay?
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Your feelings are quite natural for someone of your age and generation.  However, perhaps you should explore more why you feel demeaned rather than honored to kneel.  Any traditional martial art will demand the absolute respect due to the instructor, although it may be expressed in various ways.  I've been training in the martial arts for over 20 years, and under my teacher for more than half of that.  To this day, I pay full courtesy to every instructor above me, and would kneel before my Teacher in a heartbeat to show my dedication to his teachings, my loyalty to him and the system, my appreciation of what he has done for me, and my knowledge that I am still but a speck of dust in the grand scheme of things.  As a system with such a lineage as ours, one of the ultimate goals of training, aside from the fighting ability you will develop, is the destruction of the ego in deference to recognition of the higher self.  I hope you find your answer, for it lies within yourself... If you ever feel uncomfortable with anything, feel free to shoot me an email (sifu@NotKarate.com ) and we can discuss the meanings behind what we do and why we do it.  Sometimes a little knowledge can go a long way!
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change job.  It is better to work in an environment where you feel like a part of a team.
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You should whats best for you and quit if exhausted. You can also take a break and just relax. If you are in high school; you should stay because you can receive a scholarship.
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You should definitely switch careers if your current job is not making you happy. It's especially true since you have no family obligations at this time - it's the best time to try something different.\n\nI made a switch from a lucrative career in consulting when I got tired of the job. I am now a writer, part-time stay-at-home Dad, and office administrator. My financial status is completely different now, but I'm glad I made the change when I did.\n\nGood luck!
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ACTUALY I LOVE MY JOB \nAND I DO NOT KNOW WHY hate your job IF YOU DO NOT LIKE IT THEN QUIT
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It is better to stay with the current job and look for a new one because there is no guarantee that you will get a job which is better than the old one once you leave your old job. Moreover who knows, the new boss may be more dumber.
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if you are happy where you are..stay.  Change is always good as long as you are able to supoprt yourself and your child.  Give it a chance...plus there are more jobs in your related field where you are now.  New people, new job, this can be scary but not bad.  I admire you for having the strength to do it in the first place.  Stay where you are for at least 2 years and then decide if you think things where you are could work to your advantage.  Good Luck!
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Ask your boss. They aren't yours anymore!\nWhy quit something and keep trying to control it?
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Don't stay if really unhappy. But be sure about it, sometimes things don't go the way we want, but could be just temporary. Be honest to yourself and whatever your decision is don't regret. Good luck.
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Stay.  Work is work, it won't get better until you start climbing the ladder.  Future employers won't look to fondly on your resume if it seems that you can't hold a job for more than 4 months.  "If we hire this person, we'll just have to replace them in six months, let's find someone else."\n\nAt the age of 22, don't expect to have your dream job, we all went through what you are going through, it's called "paying your dues".  I'm sure even Donald Trump spend his early years sweeping the floor and making coffee for the big wigs before he made it big.\n\nNaturally, don't leave this job until the next one has agreed to take you and when you do leave, do so with dignity and professionalism.  Written two weeks notice is appropriate, you'll want them to say good things about you in the future.
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It sounds like you want the money, insurance and flexible hours.  Yet, you do not like your job.\n\nTo keep the money and insurance, you would have to work for now.  But, if you really dislike your job, perhaps you should look for another job.\n\nAlso, 80% of people leave because they do not like their direct boss.  Is it the job itself, or the people that you do not like?  It might help to understand what about the job you do not like, other than being underpaid.\n\nHere's a quick summary:\n\n1. Understand what it is that you do not like about your current job\n2. Identify what kind of job you would like\n3. Master the skills, if necessary, to perform the job you like\n4. Search for another job
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I think it depends on if you enjoy your job or not, I mean, if you dont like it than quit! that is if you have another job. If the time schedule is inconvienient, talk to your boss.
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It depends. Do you want to keep your current job, but have an attractive offer that makes it tough? Then schedule a time to have a private conversation with your boss. Tell him/her that you've been happy at this company and would like to stay. However, you're ready for a new challenge and  an opportunity has presented itself. You'd prefer to stay if they can offer something similar. Give them a few days to work it out. If they can give you a comparable offer, you can stay and reap the benefits. \n\nOr are you ready to leave your current job for the new offer and you've made that decision? Then, write a formal letter of resignation as soon as possible. Its customary to give at least two weeks notice for many jobs in the US. Next, sit down with your boss in a private place and give him/her the letter in person. Tell him/her respectfully that you've found a compelling opportunity and have decided its time to move on. Be honest and straightforward. You don't need to say too much if it makes you uncomfortable.
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Are you keeping tabs?  You should document everything!!!  The day will some when you are asked why you are so unhappy?  If you really want to leave then, they best time to look for a job is while you have a job!  \nBest of luck to you!
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First thing to do is to identify why are you leaving.  Is the reason valid enough for you to move on?  If so, then leave.  Now, if you don't mind staying with the job, then stay.  But call your shots.  You have leverage now.  The same situation happened to a relative of mine.  I asked her if she really didn't like the job or was moving on to a better opportunity.  She was okay with the job and really didn't have any other prospects.  So, I suggested that she draw up her own terms for staying.  The employer agreed to her terms.  She was a little surprised but she was happy with the results.
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The only way that I would consider switching jobs for the same pay would be if there were other perks involved? Are the benefits better?Are the hours better? Is it closer to home? If you're just leaving one gig for the same gig then you have to be leaving to better your situation somehow otherwise, it's point less. May as well just stay where you are. Plus, you have more experience than you did when you started so where ever you go next, you should demand more $ because of what you will be bringing to the company.
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i think u should follow your heart, but at the same timeb considerate of others mayb find within y u joined in the first place, then if that doesnt work just find what u really need to do. U can stay to support "the team" or you can leave because u no longer want to b a part of it. Just go wit ur gut.