Your day job — where you can keep earning some income, and building up some experience. If the environment is too much, you have to leave. But if it's more that you just can't see yourself putting up with it long term, then you should probably stick it out.
Your second job — where you seek remote employment at a global company which will pay you an order of magnitude more.
You can't wait around, but you have to be patient. My advice would be to consistently interview at remote companies, and something will land.
Seems like you have two jobs:
You can't wait around, but you have to be patient. My advice would be to consistently interview at remote companies, and something will land.
Read this post, and let me know what you think:
Embrace How Random the Programming Interview Is
Ben Halpern ・ Mar 4 '17 ・ 2 min read