I relate deeply with you. I am a junior dev with master degree and accepted my first job in a big company without discussing my duties or activities. I asked several times what will be my everyday job and never received a clear answer. I end up doing maintenance on +10 years old application, trying to understand the architectural vision of the people in the begin-mid 2000's. It's hurt me everyday.
Long story short: never accept a job without knowing your daily activities/responsibilities. Never trust the website of a company or the job ad. Ask questions and ask to meet the people you will work with (or at leat a team leader).
I plan to quit this job and I am sending applications. What do you think about leaving before having another job and how to keep busy between two jobs and explain your decision during future interviews?
Long story short: never accept a job without knowing your daily activities/responsibilities. Never trust the website of a company or the job ad. Ask questions and ask to meet the people you will work with (or at leat a team leader).
I plan to quit this job and I am sending applications. What do you think about leaving before having another job and how to keep busy between two jobs and explain your decision during future interviews?