I've been working at the local McDonald's for almost four years now, and it is my first job. I've finally gone through training for management, but I'm quickly finding out that my boss does not respect me, my promotion isn't anywhere in the top half of her priority list, the job does not pay enough for the stress it causes, and it doesn't pay enough for me to reach my financial goals.

I have a friend who works in production in the local industrial area. He says they're hiring, chances of being hired are extremely good. If I got the job I would be making $0.50 more than I am now at starting out pay, the hours are good (40+ hours a week), and they pay overtime. The downside: I will be **standing** at a table for 10 hours a day. He says most people quit because the job is boring. Entry level position is labeling bottles. You are, however, allowed to listen to music players as long as you have one ear free at all times. Shifts are two hours longer than I'm used to.

I really want to get out of my current situation, but I don't know if this job I'm looking at is right for me.
user
I don't enjoy my current job and I'm unhappy with my boss's lack of respect. Should I stay at my current job and see if something changes for the better, or should I take a risk and look for something
assistant
I've been working at the local McDonald's for almost four years now, and it is my first job. I've finally gone through training for management, but I'm quickly finding out that my boss does not respect me, my promotion isn't anywhere in the top half of her priority list, the job does not pay enough for the stress it causes, and it doesn't pay enough for me to reach my financial goals.

I have a friend who works in production in the local industrial area. He says they're hiring, chances of being hired are extremely good. If I got the job I would be making $0.50 more than I am now at starting out pay, the hours are good (40+ hours a week), and they pay overtime. The downside: I will be **standing** at a table for 10 hours a day. He says most people quit because the job is boring. Entry level position is labeling bottles. You are, however, allowed to listen to music players as long as you have one ear free at all times. Shifts are two hours longer than I'm used to.

I really want to get out of my current situation, but I don't know if this job I'm looking at is right for me.
user
Want to quit job due to miserable work environment, low pay, and low job prospects. Friend who works at same place says there are opportunities for entry-level jobs. Should I listen?
assistant