Is it normal to want to quit jobs in under a month or do my jobs just suck?

In today's office world, EMail memos and office responses and phone calls (both ways) are the common threads. I worked 25 years for one certain company and if we weren't on the phone making a call, we were accepting one, typing, writing down virtual information, using the PC. There is ALWAYS something to do in an office when you are waiting for that return call or looking for that return message.

When I was 17, I was a switchboard operator. The first day was spent in making up my employee records. The second, I was sent downtown to train how to use the switchboard. The third day, I was on it, on my own. No one sat with me for additional training. It was assumed I knew the job - and I did.

if you're unhappy you're just gonna hate all the jobs you get. give up and do what you like

I've always disliked most new jobs for the first month, even the ones that turned out great.

You and your jobs are poor fits. Don't take a job just to make money. If you are doing what you are actually saying, you are going to have a poor resume and a boss won't give you a decent break. Sty with whatever you're doing right now while you look for something that appeals to you and you can do.

Depends on why you are quitting I imagine. sometimes Jobs just suck and we must learn to, well, deal with it. Unfortunately.
I do hope you find something that is not terrible though.

It’s the difference between a job and career. A job is for income, a career is something you live to do.

Work, is the original 4 letter word and they ALL suck.

Sounds like they suck. Try something new.

I quit at least 2

Maybe some of both? I find the people who love working to be the weird ones.

I want to quit all my jobs