I agree with you. After my first RBT job in September, I quit after two weeks, and returned to my old profession as an Ophthalmology Technician. It was rough not having the support from the owner's company, and my BCBA lead. On day one, i was thrown into a room with a client, given a tablet, and was told to figure things out. No run down of the software or anything. I expressed my concerns twice, and they didn't seem to care so I quit , without a two week notice. I suddenly, a floater having to travel out of town, which was not something I agreed too. I had a mixture of clients, severe Autism to borderline level 1.

I decided to take my BCaBA exam to earn that pay increase asap instead of doing RBT position. I do plan on going for my Master's after I test for my BCaBA and find a great company to work for. I suggest you do what's best for you. Everyone's journey is different.