@EstrnAdventures haha, I didn't read that sentence properly lol. Thanks for the advice, it's really helpful

I once worked for a startup and I got hired at the same time with another guy. That guy was fired at the end of his 3 months probation. On the last day, at 6pm right when he was about to go home...

They said something like he wasn't adapting and he was stubborn. In other words he didn't want to do overtime or follow their old mentality.

I got out of there when I reached one year because it was my first developer job and I needed the experience... None of us ever regreted leaving that place.

@khateeb321 haha, I dream about leaving the country as well, I wanted this to be my last job in the country, but I hoped to have a little bit more experience here before leaving

@dleroari I agree. I talked and tried to make the manager of this project understand the things I said above, but all I did was to make him treat me like the weak part of the team... So he's a lost cause in my opinion. I will however apply to other companies (I'm already in a hiring process and I'm waiting to see what happens) and when I have something somewhat stable, I'll go to my main company and ask for a different project (they have mainly java and .net projects, but maybe they'll find something with python) and if they refuse or they don't have anything, I'll just go with the plan B.

@dleroari you're totally right, and I want to find a job that challenges me. Not the difficulty of the job throws me back, but the atmosphere around here and the unrealistic expectations that I have to reach.

You are all right, I will continue to do my job as good as I can and I'll search for a new job in the meantime.

Thank you a lot for your support, it's what I needed :D

@mojo2012 you're right, I might overthink the importance of giving the ex company's faults as a reason for leaving. In my head this would sound like I'm the kind of guy that talks trash about your company after he leaves

@Santaclauze thank you. Leaving is my goal now as well, the problem is with how is it going to look for the next employer. I can't say in an interview that I hate this company... This is also my first python job which is kind of a dream come true for me, so I guess leaving so early feels like giving up. But I understand your point of view, I already started applying to other companies, hoping for the better