Considering quitting my logistics job after two months due to poor conditions and burnout

I’ve been at my new logistics job for only two months, and I'm seriously considering quitting. I’m 25 years old and have a background in a bilingual call center and a solid internship experience. I left my previous chat-based call center job, where I was doing well and earning bonuses, for this new opportunity, but it has turned out to be a nightmare. The hours are brutal—5:30 AM to 3 PM, Monday through Saturday, totaling around 47.5 hours a week, which is above the legal limit. Plus, the workplace is in a dangerous area, requiring me to take private transportation, which is draining my finances. From day one, the onboarding was a disaster. I was bombarded with all the negatives about the company and the poor treatment of employees. I felt trapped and thought, 'There’s no turning back now.' The working conditions are exhausting, and even the tap water is sometimes dirty. My mental health is suffering, and I keep telling myself to push through, but I’m not sure if I can. Everyone here seems to expect high turnover, and while some have been here for years, I don’t see a future for myself in this role. My schedule has also taken away time from the things I love. I’m at a crossroads—should I quit after just two months? I’m not sure what my next steps should be.

Job title: logistics job

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