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急着 (jí zhe) and 快点 (kuài diǎn) both mean "be impatient to..., be in a hurry to...", but they are used in different contexts. 急着 (jí zhe) is used to express a sense of urgency, and is usually used when describing a specific action that needs to be done quickly. For example, 我急着要去上班 (wǒ jí zhe yào qù shàng bān - I'm in a hurry to go to work). 快点 (kuài diǎn) is used to express a sense of haste, and is usually used in imperative sentences to indicate that an action needs to be taken quickly. For example, 快点走 (kuài diǎn zǒu - hurry up and go).
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