Quit my job?

If you don't like it, then you should give your boss 2 weeks notice. Not everyone is capable of handling the dirty work that is required for working fast food. Be aware that jobs are not "trials" to see if you like them. When you quit a job, it stays on your resume under work experience, so your next potential boss could call Subway to find out what kind of employee you are. If you don't like working there, you won't give it 100% and you owe it to the store, your boss, the customers, and the franchise to walk away from the job.

I never quit my job until i get a another job.

No you shouldn't. Stay with it and build your resume. You're going to have a hard time getting work if you just take a job and quit after a few s.

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Never quit one job before you get another job.

I would keep the job even tho you don't like it. Reasons are for one if you were to quit the job and down the line wanted a job again they would most likely call your previous employer.

If you don't like it, then you should give your boss 2 weeks notice. Not everyone is capable of handling the dirty work that is required for working fast food. Be aware that jobs are not "trials" to see if you like them. When you quit a job, it stays on your resume under work experience, so your next potential boss could call Subway to find out what kind of employee you are. If you don't like working there, you won't give it 100% and you owe it to the store, your boss, the customers, and the franchise to walk away from the job.

How badly do you need money, and what are your chances of picking up a job somewhere else? Also, keep in mind that if you do get an interview for another job, they are going to ask you why you left your previous job, and telling them you did not like it is going to be a warning to them that you are not hirable.

If you don't like it, then you should give your boss 2 weeks notice. Not everyone is capable of handling the dirty work that is required for working fast food. Be aware that jobs are not "trials" to see if you like them. When you quit a job, it stays on your resume under work experience, so your next potential boss could call Subway to find out what kind of employee you are. If you don't like working there, you won't give it 100% and you owe it to the store, your boss, the customers, and the franchise to walk away from the job.

I would recommend waiting it out a little longer. I work at a fast food restaurant and when i first started i hated it. I have now been there 2 years and kind of enjoy going to work. But, if it doesn't get better with time then i would find another job, and then quit.