How bad is it to leave a job after 2.5 months?

I’ve been in the company as a trainee for 2 years. For the most part I did not enjoy my experience. 2.5 months ago I moved to a new team internally. I waited for this role for one year. The job description is different to what was advertised. I found out what I would actually be doing through an internal welcome email. Awks! I haven’t spoken to my new manager. She is quite passive aggressive. I’m not interested in dealing with that so I do what is asked of me to a very high quality. I will speak to her but she’s very keen to keep me in this admin/tracking role. So I’ve started looking for new jobs. Will this look bad? I won’t put it on my CV to avoid questions etc..

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adventureseeker1971 · 51-55, M

Since you've been with the same company the entire time you don't need to add the new position. I'd just find something new and head out :). Best of luck.

nate2244 · 41-45, M

I've made the mistake of staying somewhere more than a year hoping things will get better,and normally they would get worse,so it was just time wasted.

FattyMcFatts · 46-50, M

It’ll be ok. If you’re not happy there then that’s the way it is. Gotta be happy in life.

NankerPhelge · 61-69, M

I've been made redundant after a shorter time than that.

Butterflykisses24 · 51-55, F

Find a new position within the company you do like

outsidethebox18 · 31-35, F

@Butterflykisses24 12 month policy

ImperialAerosolKidFromEP · 46-50, M

Funny, we had a teen who resigned after a little longer than that. I heard this week that he's asked to come back

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