Little bit about myself: Was a genuis child. Fell into depression in teens. Lost direction in life. Dropped out twice in college (2 years 'wasted') before I stuck to a degree and finally completed it.
The degree is well business administration. And at that time I didnt know this degree will tie me to corporate slavery.
Now recently I started working at a call centre (because it was paying better) 1 month in. I quit. Is it immoral to not want to sit and listen to ~130 calls in 8 hours?
I have no issue with the customers. They have genuine concerns. Like a person sent money to some in hospital but it didnt reach the receiver. Issues like these break my heart because I cannot do anything for them if the system/company isnt allowing the person to send the money.
I am an empathetic person and hearing issues like these on call takes a toll on my mental health.
Fun fact. After a whole day shift of catering 130 customers, I make money that is equal to what a janitor would make in an hour in developed countries
This still is a high salary for a fresh graduate here. Which means even if I shift job, i wont be making more
So I say fuck this shit. I'm going to Europe to complete my Masters next year. And in the meanwhile I do not want to do a desk job where you can't stand and stroll.
Am I immoral/ungrateful for this line of thinking?