I have a question and I would really appreciate everyone's advice.
I've been working as a grad intern for CVS for the past month now. I should be fully licensed within the next 2 weeks. To be honest, when I had originally signed on, the atmosphere, company, and employees were absolutely ideal (I know, I was definitely blind to that!). However, I feel that after working for them for about a month now, I can fully see that working for CVS is not what I had expected. I don't feel adequately trained after talking to the pharmacy manager and DM about it. I don't want to waste their training $$$ by being there nor do I want stay with the company. I'm just thinking about me and my goals and I just don't think my goals align to CVS' goals. So I'm thinking about quitting, putting in my two weeks, waiting until I get licensed, and just applying to other jobs. I just can't work for a company like this. Has anyone ever experienced the similar situation? What would you guys do? I've been getting a lot of "just stick with the company for a few months" but I just can't stand it any longer.
I've been working as a grad intern for CVS for the past month now. I should be fully licensed within the next 2 weeks. To be honest, when I had originally signed on, the atmosphere, company, and employees were absolutely ideal (I know, I was definitely blind to that!). However, I feel that after working for them for about a month now, I can fully see that working for CVS is not what I had expected. I don't feel adequately trained after talking to the pharmacy manager and DM about it. I don't want to waste their training $$$ by being there nor do I want stay with the company. I'm just thinking about me and my goals and I just don't think my goals align to CVS' goals. So I'm thinking about quitting, putting in my two weeks, waiting until I get licensed, and just applying to other jobs. I just can't work for a company like this. Has anyone ever experienced the similar situation? What would you guys do? I've been getting a lot of "just stick with the company for a few months" but I just can't stand it any longer.