Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: I want to quit my job.
Speaker1: Why? What happened?
Speaker2: You know how it is. It was fine but then the boss started to change everything
Speaker1: What do you mean?
Speaker2: Everything, like the system, the way we talk with the client, just everything
Speaker1: Is it so bad?
Speaker2: Some of this ideas are good but the way they execute them...
Speaker1: Like what?
Speaker2: Well, they think of something new and it's like they are expecting that we will proceed with it before they even tell us about the change
Speaker1: that's ridiculous
Speaker2: I know, but they don't get it
Speaker1: Can't you tell them?
Speaker2: They don't listen and it's not only this. They want everything to be don right away, they don't even give some time to adapt
Speaker1: Can't you wait for a while? Maybe it will calm down soon.
Speaker2: I really would, but I'm tired of getting reprimand for not my mistakes.
Speaker1: yeah, I get it. It can destroy you. Do you have something new on your mind.
Speaker2: not really, I've just started searching, But I will try to find something asap.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 wants to quit his job because of the sudden changes in the working system. Speaker2 has pointed out the flaws of the system but nobody's cared. Speaker2 wants to find another job in the near future.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker3 will go to the Muse concert in Cracow.