<prompt> Human: I hope my formatting is ok I am on mobile. Hello Personal finance! I come before you today seeking advice. I am 26 f and I work full time 40hr wk, NO OT for a big paint company, as a customer servicesales person. I handle day to day customer interaction as well as mix their paint. My struggle is this: I am miserable at my location but I love the job and need the benefits. currently getting some extensive dental work taken care of. We all have trouble with upper management sometimes and mine is to the point that I just now submitted an ethics complaint about his behaviornon sexual dont worry. Also today I missed a family members special event because of a schedule mishap and some miscommunication which has me saying I should have just locked up and walked out but I didnt.My income is hourly about 600net biweekly. I am very lucky to be living at home and my expenses are fairly minimum... Car payment - 200mo 10000 loan Cellphone - 50mo Car insurance - 80moMedical bill - 300 current 1000savingsMy biggest problem atm is that my dad may be loosing his job on monday, and although this wont really affect me it means things in my family might get tight and as we all know finances can make or break us sometimes. Upper management shenanigans despite his 30 years of support there in ITI have been looking for another job both intra company and elsewhere. I have put out my resume, and he is working on his. My strengths are in customer service not sales and merchandising and working with kids. I guess what Im asking is... What do I do? Do I quit out right? Ive been trying to hold out for a call back or an email or until I finished getting my teeth fixed... but so far nothing. I have been with this company for 4 years in their store fronts and although Id like to move up I am unqualified. I am feeling lost. I hope this is an acceptable place to post this.ThanksTl;dr I cant make up my mind about leaving my job and cant seem to catch traction finding another one. Edit: clarification  <response>: Crank up the intensity of the job search and widen your net. Do not quit your job until you have another job in hand. 