> It's not bad to look for something else after six months. Shit jobs exist. Keep looking. Agreed, and I want to underscore this point: Don’t just quit and the

> It's not bad to look for something else after six months. Shit jobs exist. Keep looking. Agreed, and I want to underscore this point: Don’t just quit and then look for other jobs. Find a new job first and then move to the new job. It’s easier to find another job when you’re already employed. Whether we like it or not, many hiring managers will be wary of resumes from people who are currently unemployed. But this situation is even more difficult as the OP found this job after being unemployed for a long time. Adding another period of unemployment after a short 6-month employment would start to raise red flags with most hiring managers. Remember that the person reading your resume can’t really know if the company was bad or if you were fired for other reasons. Start the job search but don’t quit until you are starting a new job.