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Nope. Leave now.
Nah. Go for it. You may burn a bridge, but sounds like that doesn’t matter anyway
It wasn’t a bridge worth having if that happens.
Go for it. I did the same thing when I graduated. I moved across the country for a job. Hated it. Left within 3 months. As long as you don’t make it a habit and establish some stability at your next job, it will be fine.
No. Just leave.
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No. But if you leave your second job in fewer than 24 months that will be bad so plan to stick around at least that long.
A4 it’s the old guard. They are stuck in their ways. Leave them be. The world will continue to move on.
I had to make a couple jumps like that due to sociopath bosses and toxic work environments. No one has ever acted like it was a problem. Don’t stay in something you hate
A2- I put a positive spin on them all. For one I said “I wasn’t able to do any legal work and I felt like I was not advancing the way I needed to for this career” (the dude was having me print, scan and fold papers all day everyday), and for the other I just said “I was uncomfortable ethically with how my boss was handling things” & apparently this second boss had such a horrible reputation that they actually applauded me for leaving. I never talked bad about either but made it clear that it was not in my best professional interest to stay
Nah these are unprecedented times (lol). Turnover rate is crazy and (I assume) future employers will view this as a proactive, smart decision on your part
Leave now and forever omit the first job from your resume ... lol