I am currently working and running my own catering business should I quit my job???
916045
Go for it! Your business will flourish if you give it the time it deserves. You will be a lot happier if this is your dream coming true. If it doesn't work out, there will always be restaurants that need managers.
908268
That isn't fair.  I would write everything down and take the issue to upper management or HR.  No matter what your job title, it is no reason to be treated that way. The quick vengeful solution would be to quit during a very busy time of day, but you have to make sure you will  be able to make do until you find another job.  Doing that won't look good for you when you apply for the next job though.  Just try to be patient for meanwhile.  I actually think this is the easiest time to look for a new job, especially in retail or any place that gets busy during the holidays.  Good Luck!!
293005
Well, I think you should quit. If you can't then TELL YOUR FAMILY! It's not like they will hate you for the rest of your life. Two choices: you tell them, or you quit. It's for your own good. You'll thank me for this.
453291
I use to own my own business and he is telling u the truth.  Alot of people think when u own your own business u can make your own hours and just come and go as u please.  Thats not neccessarily true!  You have to put ALOT of time into the business in order to make it run smoothly.  Thats one of the reasons I finally sold it- cuz it never ever gave me time to myself or my family.  Atleast he is reserving all of his weekends for you.  And atleast u know he is out working his butt off and not fooling around!  He could have worse habits!  Why dont u pop in every so often and take him to lunch?  Or stop in and pounce him in his office and give him a little afternoon delight!  If he cant get away then u go to him!!!!!  surprise him more often!  Good luck to u!
93385
I don't know what industry you were in but from my experience after I was "downsized" I have not been able to come even close to what I was making in a "job. However, now that I started my own business, I am getting closer. \n\nI started my own cleaning service and things are looking good. It's easy to start and you can too. A job is just a job. The owner is the one that keeps most of the profits.\n\nIf you would like to work part time and make some really good cash, you owe it to yourself to at least check this out. If you don't, what will you be leaving unanswered?\n\nTo your success.
150043
There are a few things to consider here... I've been in the rest/bar business for years.  (What IS your JOB?) I would try, at least for a while, to do BOTH... starting your own business requires a lot of committment. (I own a Flower Shop and worked nites in the bar business to help pay the bills) If you are able my suggestion would be to keep a day job, and work the bar evenings... it would eleiminate the need for additional help and the tips could also be used to help with finances.  PLUS any bar that I have ever worked in has done better if the OWNER is actually a part of the team... rather than someone who comes in takes the money and makes the deposit.  You obviously like the industry... jump in w/ both feet and be available as much as possible... it is YOUR business - be as big a part of it as you can.
766655
You will have to decide to live with this situation or leave the company. If you choose to stay and continue taking the blame, eventually it will catch up to you and you will be fired for incompetence (which is probably a wild card your boss is hiding from you). My advice is to keep your job for now, but update your resumé ASAP and start sending it out. Also, and this is very important, document every single incident for which you have been blamed, including dates, times, names, locations, and a clearly written explanation detailing it. This will come in handy if your boss tries to pull a fast one on you.
1125471
Get another job. It sounds like you are unhappy. Don't worry about it. Tell the manager you think you should be treated better and just give them a 2 week notice.
1009110
It sounds like you might be worried about your job. It wouldn't hurt to go hunting for a new job on the side..considering your employer might be in some financial trouble. It's better to get out when the getting is good, so to speak.
193526
Ask your boss. They aren't yours anymore!\nWhy quit something and keep trying to control it?
355891
Dear, I, too, am in the same situation; but sometimes we have to make sacrifices to do what we have to do!  If you can't afford to quit your job, what other alternative do you have as far as living arrangements?  What ever you do don't quit school.  You are going to school for a reason.  I do believe that it is so that you won't have to work at "sucky jobs" for too much longer.  Just think "NO PAIN, NO GAIN"!!  This way you will enjoy your success even more.  You are a Survivor!!!!
362607
Forget Proper! Go based on the quality of the procedure itself, and the temperment of the person that did it! \nI think there is too much put into what you are "supposed" to leave, that people in customer service, waitresses etc, forget their manners, just figure they are OWED that tip. Screw that!
711369
Listen to yourself...\n"I love my job", then you go on about how your boss makes it miserable for you to be there.\nSo, either it's not that bad, or you're more afraid of having to look for another job than continue putting up with the crap.\nWhen you've had enough of it, you'll know...good luck.
101498
Yes.  Ive actually walked out of several places or complained to a manager and if I dont do that I just dont go back.  The way I look at it is, customers are paying your salary so you better show some appreciation.  If you are that miserable in customer service, find a job doing something else!
103923
I always try to stick it out for a year, but if you are truely unhappy and there are no changes to job that can make you happy then it's not a bad idea to call it quits.  If there are things in your work environment that need to be changed, talk to your boss and see what can happen.  It never hurts to ask. Don't forget to give at least a 2 week notice and ALWAYS have another job lined up before you quit your first one.
538571
You sound as if you are young and just starting out so please take the new job. Your current job can now be a good refernce since they were willing to increase your hours to keep you there. Also, if you feel you are leaving the current job in a bind and your new job is parttime maybe you could still help out until they find someone more permanent. This way you never "burn your bridge" at the current job. Good luck and remember, your new job has benefits and opportunity for growth.
496826
I owned a bakery once. It was a lot of fun, but also alot of work. You need money in the bank for unforseen problems and you will have those. I gave it up because it got too big and I was working all the time. Now I just bake at home and I love it. Good luck!