<prompt> Human: Im obviously going to wait to find a new job before I leave. But Ive been told that potential employers will be cautious of resumes that show the employee leaving quickly. Im 26 and work in outside sales. I left my last job after 2 years for a 40 pay raise in base salary by moving to a different industry. Now in my new role they seem to have changed the job on me after I started. As I said Im in outside sales and typically travel around to customers to make sales. The employer was particularly interested in me because of my location relative to the sales territory. I started in July and was told I had to come into the office 1.5-2 hours each way every day since I was still in training. Okay, fine, whatever thats not super unreasonable. They said Id be on the road and not have to come in anymore by September. Well its now almost November and they still are asking me to come into the office every single day. I voiced my concerns to my manager about how the work life balance is nonexistent when Im getting home at 7 pm, eating dinner and getting to bed so I can wake up in time to be back at the office by 8 am. His response was thats the american way and unfortunately it doesnt get any better over time he also said not to worry because Id soon be on the road 2 days per week and only in the office the other 3... when I was initially told I wouldnt have to be coming here at all aside from meetings etc. I wouldnt mind coming in as much if there was a reason I had to be here. I just work off of my laptop, which I bring from Home. Thats right, I get up, grab my computer and drive two hours to sit at a desk and work on that computer. I dont mean to complain so much but its really starting to take its toll on me. Im tearing up my mileage on my lease for no reason, I had to cancel my gym membership because I didnt have time to go anymore, and its affecting my relationship with friends and my girlfriend because Im too beat to do anything after the work day, even if I have the time to hang out. Im already looking around at job postings but Im afraid t will look bad on a resume to leave after 5-6 months. Should I wait? Or should I get out ASAP?  <response>: Or ... you can simply leave this job experience off your resume. 