Suppose you are stuck in a job for the next year that is fairly interesting,but you feel that you are not well-suited to the work.Which strategy would be best to follow?
A) Re-adjust your psychological attitude toward the job. Teach yourself to enjoy your work to the maximum. Remind yourself that in a year you will be free.
B) Do your job, but remember to tell your manager on a daily basis that you are not well-suited for it. Then perhaps you can get transferred.
C) Try not to get sucked into liking the job. Once you "surrender" you may find yourself stuck with this job permanently.
D) Threaten to quit unless a better position is found for you. If your boss calls your bluff, back off.

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Re-adjusting your attitude towards the job and trying to enjoy it can make the year bearable and possibly even valuable in terms of learning new skills or gaining experience. Being negative and constantly complaining to management is unlikely to lead to a transfer or a better situation. Threatening to quit is not a productive way to approach the situation and can harm your career reputation. Also, actively resisting liking the job may hold you back from opportunities for growth or connections you could make while in that position.

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