<prompt> Human: Background: I just moved to a new location in tandem with my spouse. We both started new jobs in July. My spouse enjoys working in our new location and would be very hesitant to leave. I have the title of Financial Analyst and my pay is 50kyr.The Problem: My job is absolutely nothing like what was told to me during the interview. They really sold me on the fact that this role would learn a lot about the business process and help with the financial decision making of the organization. What I am is a secretary or administrative assistant. I make small PowerPoint edits, answer emails, grab things off the printer, etc. Nothing involving finance or analysis. The fact that I picked this job over others and that I spend my days solely browsing reddit and during secretarial work is making me utterly depressed. I hate everything about this and have some worry for my overall mental health.Finances: We have a total of 40k in student loan debt at the moment. We have 15k in savings as an emergency funds 8 months. No other debts or significant saving as we are both just starting our career.How to move on? This is the hardest question to me. I have limited experience but this job isnt providing any meaningful experience so Im not sure if I shouldA: Stick it out for 6-9 months and leave after a long enough period that I could probably make a lateral move.B: Quit immediately and find other work. There are a lot of retail and service industry jobs that I could get relatively easily in my area. I could probably have a new job in this area within a month but the pay would be less.C: Look at other careers that may require more schooling and use my time on this job to prep application.EDIT: My fear in this is that I will work too long in this role and it will effectively make me stuck as an AA forever. I dont want to leave too soon but I also dont want to stay doing this work for too long.TL;DR: Lied to in interview, jobs sucks, hate life. Want to quit but also want to do so in a way that wont cripple my career long-term. I have 8 months emergency fund to live off of but a decent amount of debt.Assistant: I wish I could make 50k making power points edits and grabbing printer pages, however I understand the feeling that being completely misled leaves.Since they misled you in that way, I wouldnt be at all surprised if the office environment wasnt that endearing either.Your only option is to start looking for new jobs. Since this one doesnt appear that stressful, you should have plenty of free time to do so!Youll have a perfect excuse when the prospective company asks why youre leaving and its completely true.You were hired for one thing and theyre making you do something completely unrelated.Human: Literally any speaking is frowned upon here. If you are having a conversation for like 3 minutes people from other cubes will come over and scowl at you. So definitely a toxic environment.Definitely starting to look for new jobs. Just curious the best way to sell it. Do I tip-toe and say it wasnt a good fit or bluntly say this company pulled a bait-and-switch and has me doing something totally different than what I was hired for?  <response>: Looking for new opportunities better commute time seeking cultural fit 