<human>: I accepted a new job 2 weeks ago, making a move from retail commission based sales for a major company to business to business inside sales for a young start up style company. 

I hated my old job, and it was getting worse every month. I jumped at the opportunity to do something new. After 2 weeks of training, I think I'v made a big mistake for a few reasons:

1. It's basically cold calling, about 50 calls a day, mostly getting hung up on or pushed to voicemail. Sales are few and far between, even for seasoned reps.
2. Speaking of few sales, the commission structure was grossly oversold to me during the hiring process, making it seem like I would make way more money than I will based on real sales numbers I've seen.
3. Extremely high turnover rate.
4. Related to #1, I've found out that I HATE phone sales.

My options:

1. Attempt to move to another position within the company. They have other positions I think I am qualified for that aren't sales. The issue is, how do I make that move? Talk to my sales manager? HR? Do I run the risk of losing my current job by expressing dissatisfaction? (I might be ok with that risk)

As a side note, the new company itself is great and very exciting, I just hate the position I'm in.

2. Start searching for a new job while sticking it out here and hating my life. My concern here is if I leave the company after 2-4 weeks I don't really have to include it on a resume, but if I end up stuck longer...

3. Quit and focus all my efforts on getting a job I would really enjoy. I do have enough cash saved to live on for a couple of months.

If I quit and can't find work, my old company has said I'm welcome.back if I'm interested. So worst case, back at square one.

I have felt empowered since leaving the old job that I was stuck in for 4 years, and feel like now that I've made that move, I shouldn't settle for another job I hate.

Any advice would be fantastic, I appreciate you reading.

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<bot>: I hate my new job, should I try to move within the company to another position, stick it out while job hunting, or quit and find a job I really want.