@NGaur-3476 Thanks for reaching out. I will suggest you to refer the run history of your logic app to check what is the different output from your job1. Based on the output of the job1 (for the successful execution or failed execution) you should now leverage the condition action to determine whether your job2 should be executed or not based on the condition that you have define after reviewing the output of your job1 action.
In case if you are not able to figure out what condition you need to specify then please share the output for your job1 action (both successfully executed/failed execution) so I can review it and help you with the condition that can help with your business need.