I want to leave my job. I can’t fathom going another day.
But I have a history of job hopping (most were temp positions during Covid). My current job is the longest I had.
Should I leave my current one without anything lined up? I looked into switching to another public accounting firm, but even they aren’t hiring me.
I’m in PA. A large firm but teams are small depending on your niche. My immediate niche is small so you work with the same supervisors and managers often.
I recently for the past few months have been working with supervisor who took over engagements after a director (who I used to work with closely) left.
The supervisor has made my life incredibly difficult. He is a micromanager and the one who wants responses to emails/teams messages within minutes. What is the appropriate time to respond to teams/emails?
He had this Monday off, but was online constantly. He messaged me “please check in this and this, I intend to work on it tomorrow” but I didn’t have these sections checked out. And he also told me before already that he is working on those. Funny enough, he hasn’t worked on those sections so I found it weird he messaged me on his day off to tell me to check them in.
On Friday of last week, at 4:40 pm before my time off, he messaged me “can you review the items -client name- just sent us?” And I wrote “I definitely can when I return on Monday May 4th. Does that work?” and he just put a like 👍🏻 on the message.
I go back on Monday and I’m already habing so much anxiety from seeing a teams message notification from him. I have never felt this anxiety with anyone.
How are you feeling about it?
For those who already sat for it, any tips? Exam date is April 30.