this is a continuation to my post ‘where do you draw the line if you ponder quitting a job?

manager is now ‘helping’ me find a position elsewhere, but I believe she dislikes me so much she wants me gone asap. Her friends have turned to silent treatment mode. Each day, she asks me if I’ve interviewed already. It’s like she wants me to have a new job lined up before Christmas already.

it’s starting to sink in that she doesn’t want me, but I’m not so sure I want to quit:

I know it doesn’t make any sense. As said, I dislike 30% of my coworkers and if I’ve already told management with my union representative present that as soon as I find something else I quit, I should be consequent and do that. I dislike getting up at 4:30 to get to work at 06:00, yet this is the kind of life I know, the routines I’ve grown to be used to, this gives me a feeling of security, even though I come here so often to rant and complain about my job and my coworkers.

Can you believe I’m thinking about politely asking this manager if we can work things out? I must really be bipolar.

I don’t understand why I’m so incoherent. I’m the drama queen now.

I feel like a child who postured and lost.

Every crisis is an opportunity, people say, but even though I should think like this and boldly leave, I’m scared that my new position will be as bad or worse than the old one, the same drama, the same backstabbing and playing favorites. It would be really tiring to get out of the frying pan to get into the fire.

  • TwigletSparkle@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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    3 days ago

    The only way to find out is to try, and it’s always a risk going into the unknown; your apprehension is understandable.

    But the only way to improve your situation is to change it, and it sounds like your current working situation is pretty bad. Try not to let the fear stop you from moving forwards.

    Best of luck finding somethig better!