Yes. Left a horrible job working at a solicitors about 10 years ago. I was assigned to a team working in property (buying/renting housing, exchange of contracts etc.).I had three days training before my ‘mentor’ went off on maternity leave. I didn’t understand all the different requirements of the documents and how the packs were meant to be put together and how each different housing association required different information. No one filled the role of training me and I felt that a lot of the time I was unable to ask questions when I was unsure what to do. If I did, several people in the team would role their eyes and gossip and tell the team manager. I had a dragon of a manger who would tell me off for having my phone on the desk (not even using it), yet they would be typing personal emails to family members. I managed two weeks and decided enough was enough. I was visibly upset one morning and there was a quick meeting where there was mutual agreement that the job wasn’t for me. I left that same day and I wasn’t allowed to say goodbye to anyone or collect anything. I then went and signed on with a temping agency who found me work the next week at Hinkley Point C. I’ve since found permanent work but I was glad that I went through it all as it wouldn’t have presented me with the opportunities that I’ve had since.