What should I do?

[Dimitri]

What do you think, I hate my job as a childcare worker, I can't stand it and I am really actually only in it for the money. On the other hand, I have just been offered a job as a Phlebotomist (I stab you and draw your blood.) I really wanna resign as a childcare worker and become a Phlebotomist (I would get benifits, work 24 hourse a week making 13dollars an hour and have to work weekends on-call and if I have to go in I would make time-and-a-half plus tuition reinbursment) because that is my field, I have a lot of training in it.

At the childcare center I get like 15 hours a week and no tuition reinbursment. What do you guys think. I don't want people who read my resume to think I am a job hopper....

[StoppingTime]

I am assuming you want your final career to be in pediatrics, right?

[Dimitri]

I am assuming you want your final career to be in pediatrics, right?
I want to be a Pediatric Emergency Room Physician :doctor:

[Magenta]

There is no sense in staying at a job you don't like. If you've been offered employment elsewhere that sounds much more beneficial in the long-run and you don't hate it, go for it. Don't worry about looking like a job-hopper. If anyone were to ask, it just didn't work out. Nothing wrong with that. Good luck!

[StoppingTime]

Will the job you are considering help you with this, or does it not really matter?

[Jess]

then I think you should leave your current job since you don't like it. you've been offered another job, one that you've had lots of training in, one that you'll like better.

[Dimitri]

Thanks ya'll (I wish you could all hear my southern belle accent, and I am a guy) I am calling the lady at the hospital tomorrow.

[StoppingTime]

Good Luck! Hope it helps you!

[anonymous53]

"You know Robert (hehe it works cause your name is Robert too) the perfect time to quit a job, the first day you start hating it"