MY STORY:
I'm really anxious about quitting work right now. I've only had the job since earlier in the summer, and I had applied at a job fair. Everything up to this point has mostly been training, the last shift being my first time actually behind the cash, doing checkout. The store only just opened, the training has all gone on at other stores in the chain. I'm basically quitting on my first real shift tomorrow, and giving two weeks notice.
I feel kind of bad about this, since I think my bosses think I'm staying over the school year, but I just can't. For one thing, the store's location is kind of bad. Even though it's relatively close to where I live, there's no buses to take me there from where I live (in case my parents can't drive me), and it's too far to walk. For another thing, it closes late (10:30-11PM), which I wouldn't be able to survive along with homework during the school year.
Aside from the practical reasons, various things have consistently made me feel anxious and upset. The original "interview" (the one after the initial job fair interview) was horrible and I'm still mad at them for it (it wasn't actually an interview...I won't go into detail but think "improv acting in front of strangers," and I didn't honestly expect to get hired). The store seems to have some really silly policies when it comes to customer service that make it harder for the cashiers to be efficient if someone can't find something, and frankly as a customer I'd be annoyed. Also, my bosses kept telling me, "we'll call you when your next shift is." They never did, and I had to find out myself.
It's my first part time job, so I'm hoping the experience in training that I've gotten is going to make it easier to find another one with better hours and more organization.
I feel like a jerk for leaving so soon, but I'm so bothered by this job that I just want out. I can't deal with this and it's making me frustrated and upset. I don't even shop at this chain usually.
(not mentioning the store because that would make me look even more like a jerk. There's nothing wrong with being a customer at the store, it's just my problems with working there.)