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So, let me preface this by saying that I'm a VISTA. If you don't know what that is, it's basically an agreement that I have with the federal government of the US where I will work for a non-profit for a year, receiving around $800 a month while working a 40 hour work week and the occasional Saturday. 
For this, I get what amounts to a quarter (5k) of my student loan debt being paid off and priority consideration for federal jobs after my 'year of service' is up. 

I signed on to this position because I wanted to do real world good. I am gifted with technological prowess, but it is a talent, not a passion. In fact, one of the major reasons that I chose this position was because I could get away from the whole soul-killing IT work bit.

Unfortunately, that doesn't seem to be the case. My job description says nothing about running IT for my non-profit , but that is in fact what I'm doing. I'm essentially stuck, once again, being a desk jockey running IT for 10k a year. I'm miserable, and I want to tell my superiors to shove it for taking advantage of me. I've been at this job for about three months now and I can't stand it. I'm not doing anything other than fixing computer problems and occasionally being told to do menial office tasks. Do you think I should quit this job, or do you think I should stick it out for the entire year? I've brought up this predicament to my supervisor, and while she acted like she cared about what was going on, there has been nothing done to ameliorate it.
<bot>: I am an AmeriCorps VISTA. My position does not afford me any new skills, contacts, or a change in perspective. I am doing what I used to do but for about $4.50 an hour.