u/itsyagirlariaaaaa

I love my new job.

I Resigned my teaching position back in June. After a long and difficult job search I finally got a position as an analytical chemist.

It is the best job I ever had. I come in I get my work done I go home. There's no interacting with the public, no pointless PD no having to stop what I'm doing every 10 seconds to correct someone else's behavior, no pointless PD. If I have to stay late to get work done I'm paid for it. The management actually communicates effectively, and most importantly I feel like I'm treated like an actual professional adult.

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u/itsyagirlariaaaaa — 9 days ago

I quit my teaching job after 3 years.

When I was hired I was hired for a high school chemistry teacher position. At the last moment when it was too late to find another job they switched me into teaching middle school science. I've been asking for a transfer for 3 years now and they still haven't given me one.

All 3 years i've taught have been horrible. The school I work for is plagued by terrible behavior and useless administration tolerating the behavior. The AP for my grade level only proccesses discipline referrals for fights and nothing else. Leading to kids doing whatever they want with no consequences for their actions.

I'm exhausted all the time physically, mentally, and emotionally and cannot handle the work environment anymore.

I have 3 days left of this job and cannot wait to be done with it.

Wish me luck on my job hunt.

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u/itsyagirlariaaaaa — 4 months ago