Dream Job turned out to be a Nightmare- WWYD?

[Dinohood]

leave and get a new job the red flags in this is people who are suppose to help you are late and westing your time and also the passing of the teachers of who you learn from will get to anyone. That happened to me when i was learning kenpo a type of karate, I would only go once a week but still being told by the person who run the dojo saying you are doing great but one of the other students your are learning from saying you need help was not, I only lasted a year. Also staying late and not getting paid over time nope I would walk out you don't need the stress because you still after three or fours months working still can't get in the building would tick me off big time.

 

[Mackenzie Click-Mickelson]

I think it's weird that you are putting in your notice without an attempt to resolve any of the issues. Like why they are scheduling full-time hours when you were hired for part-time. That is a simple question that should have a simple answer. Since you actually work in HR it should be very easy to broach most of the issues you are having.

I would agree with that if it wasn't multiple things going on.

Paycheck issues, more hours working than supposed to, no breaks given/long working hrs without breaks, lack of consistency with the coworkers she has worked with, being left outside, etc.

That doesn't appear to be an "oh yeah sorry about working you longer we just didn't anticipate needing this but for X amount of time we do" or something along those lines that might explain working more than part-time. This sounds like a company that just have their stuff all together. It's hard to actually want to continue with something like that. I'm not sure I'd want to go seeking the answer to each and every question/issue that is arising if I had an overall general feeling of "this is just not going to work out".