I think it's usually ok to leave a job early if you're not happy, especially after you have some experience. Everybody knows that there are bad companies out there and it is normal to find a bad apple every now and then. If you have a track of staying a few years at previous jobs and you are quitting this one after only a few months you can still prove that you are reliable given the right environment.
Or, to put it in another way, I would expect companies that think that leaving a job after a few months is a red flag to never have terminated any employment after just a few months. If employees are not allowed to make mistakes when choosing a company, neither should companies be allowed to make mistakes when selecting employees. So if they are concerned about that, well, you've just learned one of their double standards.
Thank you so much for your considerate and attentive answer.
My other concern is actually that before research assistantship position, I was working for another job and I also quit that after 6 months again for the conditions that are not suitable for me.
I am not regretful about that decision but right now I am in a bit of a contrived and desperate situation, I even felt ashamed to talk about it in the post.
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I think it's usually ok to leave a job early if you're not happy, especially after you have some experience. Everybody knows that there are bad companies out there and it is normal to find a bad apple every now and then. If you have a track of staying a few years at previous jobs and you are quitting this one after only a few months you can still prove that you are reliable given the right environment.
Or, to put it in another way, I would expect companies that think that leaving a job after a few months is a red flag to never have terminated any employment after just a few months. If employees are not allowed to make mistakes when choosing a company, neither should companies be allowed to make mistakes when selecting employees. So if they are concerned about that, well, you've just learned one of their double standards.
Thank you so much for your considerate and attentive answer.
My other concern is actually that before research assistantship position, I was working for another job and I also quit that after 6 months again for the conditions that are not suitable for me.
I am not regretful about that decision but right now I am in a bit of a contrived and desperate situation, I even felt ashamed to talk about it in the post.