Keep on trying until you get one that is peaceful and less stressing if you are after peace at a workplace.

Go to a college or university or a career center. Take the asvab and see where you're strengths are best suited. Good luck. Most people outgrow... their job and employers may not care if you go. more

Look for another job. When you find it, quit.

Hang in there as you look for something else, unemployment may be worse than your current job stress, stats have it that about 10-32% of people don't... love their jobs anyway, most people wake up to go to work to pay bills. Good luck bro. more

Distress de. Stress. You aren't. Alone.

We are looking for people who are wanting more, not accomplishing their goals and dreams in their current career. Ambitious, coach able, who want to... help people become financially independent and successful  more

Look for another job to have something to fall back on besides quitting cold turkey. Life can be even more stressful not being able to pay for your... basic human necessities. Some people look at their job as a mission for working for the Lord. There could be a divine purpose in your situation. Maybe you need to cross paths with someone and that experience ultimately saves their life or yours. Pray and seek God.  more

Its not money that matters a lot but its the peace at work and the place you stay in otherwise once your boss sees that you are money minded will... always mistreat you so check on yourself more

Thank you all for the advise and guidance, i really appreciate

I was laid- off from the job I had and enjoyed ( the economy went flat )
I got a job right away ( very lucky) which wasn't perfect but it paid the... bills Until I found the job I was looking for took about 4yrs unfortunately. My advice is if you can stick it out at your present job and apply for every job you see that you thin you might enjoy. Blitz the want add and apply to companies that aren't advertising you may just apply at the right time. GOOD LUCK more

Your mental health is very much important than anything else in this world,so take note

Alo need to be taken into consideration before you quit. The monthly bills and all. Can you survive three months without that job? Try searching for... another job while still working at least you have a safety net  more

I think u should hang on in there till u find something more stable

Just quit

You can only work if you are in your right state of mind. Start looking for an alternative while in this job and consider upskilling by taking a... short course where your passion lies. more

Wanting to quit sounds appropriate, but actually quitting without another job, unless you have a lot of savings is not wise. Start looking for... employment elsewhere. Consider perhaps taking evening or weekend classes to enhance your skill set. Find ways to manage your stress until your situation is resolved. more

You begin to address that trapped feeling the moment that you have the talk with yourself about who you are, your purpose and where you're going in... your life-career. Successfully transitioning begins with taking inventory and that includes making an assessment of the value you can bring to a job in the field you wish to seek work in. From that point, you can formulate your approach and specific strategies for making the transition. Be intentional. You may for example, decide to expand your network to include some key job contacts. Once you're on a first name basis, you might have a coffee chats with these contacts in order to acquire an insider understanding of the work you're seeking and how to get on the hiring track with company A, B or C. (this is for those with a career perspective versus someone simply seeking "a job".) more

Before stress and burn you've gained enough experience. Since you've stated that they haven't appreciated you, maybe you could have shed some light if... other colleagues in the same company have passed through same situations as yours I could advice accordingly. However,change is as good as a rest. Therefore look for a job elsewhere,remember lack of motivation is always a recipe for employees turnover.  more

Your mental health and life/work balance are priorities! Now that you have clearly defined what is not working in that environment, define what you... need. Then look at things you are passionate about. Ask God to guide you, search, and apply. When a door opens, resign and please give yourself 7-10 days off before you start the new opportunity. Keep feeding your spirit with positive things, rest, recharge, and have some fun. Praying you move through this experience and embrace what's next! more

No job is worth your mental health. Look for another job. Also there is the FMLA that can be used if you are having a difficult time and need to get... help. Nothing is worth loosing your mental health over more