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=== How to Quit Your Job in CIT ===
= Quit Job =
If you wish to quit your current job in '''CIT''', you have two options: using the in-game menu or using the command.
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==== Option 1: Using the Menu ====
'''Quit Job''' is the job-leaving command in CIT. It is used to leave your current job instantly.


# Press '''X''' to open the menu.
== Overview ==
# Click on '''yourself''' in the menu.
# Click on the '''<nowiki/>'Quit Job'''' button.
# Confirm your action by clicking '''<nowiki/>'Yes'''' when prompted to confirm you want to quit your job.


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You can quit your current job by:


==== Option 2: Using the Command ====
* using <code>/quitjob</code>
* pressing <code>X</code> and selecting '''Quit Job'''


* Use the command:  <code>/quitjob</code>
This leaves your current job immediately.


This will immediately quit your current job without needing to go through the menu.
== How to use it ==
 
=== Command ===
 
Use:
 
<code>/quitjob</code>
 
This leaves your current job instantly.
 
=== Quick menu ===
 
You can also:
 
* press <code>X</code>
* select '''Quit Job'''
 
== What happens when you quit a job ==
 
When you quit your current job:
 
* your current job is removed
* any GPS waypoint set by that job is removed
 
== Job-related notes ==
 
Some jobs have their own stop action that is different from quitting the job completely.
 
Example:
 
* in `Street [[Food]] Seller`, pressing <code>W</code> stops selling
* if you want to leave the job completely, use <code>/quitjob</code>
 
== Police use ==
 
`/quitjob` is also used to leave the [[police]] job instantly.
 
== Commands ==
 
{| class="wikitable"
! Command
! Use
|-
| <code>/quitjob</code>
| Leave your current job instantly
|}
 
== Notes ==
 
* `Quit Job` leaves your current job instantly.
* If a job created a GPS waypoint, that waypoint is removed when you quit the job.
* Stopping a job action is not always the same as quitting the job completely.
 
== See also ==
 
* [[Jobs]]
* [[Street Food Seller]]
* [[Police Officer]]

Revision as of 04:35, 17 April 2026

Quit Job

Quit Job is the job-leaving command in CIT. It is used to leave your current job instantly.

Overview

You can quit your current job by:

  • using /quitjob
  • pressing X and selecting Quit Job

This leaves your current job immediately.

How to use it

Command

Use:

/quitjob

This leaves your current job instantly.

Quick menu

You can also:

  • press X
  • select Quit Job

What happens when you quit a job

When you quit your current job:

  • your current job is removed
  • any GPS waypoint set by that job is removed

Job-related notes

Some jobs have their own stop action that is different from quitting the job completely.

Example:

  • in `Street Food Seller`, pressing W stops selling
  • if you want to leave the job completely, use /quitjob

Police use

`/quitjob` is also used to leave the police job instantly.

Commands

Command Use
/quitjob Leave your current job instantly

Notes

  • `Quit Job` leaves your current job instantly.
  • If a job created a GPS waypoint, that waypoint is removed when you quit the job.
  • Stopping a job action is not always the same as quitting the job completely.

See also