#Quit job signal recovery professional#
When to give notice, to whom and in what order is critical to not burning bridges and growing your professional network.
Think to yourself: when you're 80 and looking back, will you have regretted leaving this company? You can do the job with your eyes closed and you're not feeling challenged.You are feeling physically or mentally unhealthy.You should be able to have time to see your family - no one looks back on their lives and wishes they would have spent more time at work. The commute and/or hours are murderous, with little flexibility.The people you respect have left the company and you're not inspired by any of the people around you.The work may sometimes be arduous, but you're not fulfilled by the impact and you dread going to work - you know you're not doing your best work.The company's actions or your leadership's actions are at odds with your morals.Good reasons to quit your job: You're the average of the 5 people you spend most time with: think hard about whether your work entourage is helping you level up.
If your work is making you a worse person: a depressed, anxious, negative person, you need to leave. But, life is short: your work is a major part of your life and shaping who you become.
You need to be the kind of person that has grit, that can stick it out and make the best out of a bad situation.Two distinct but important elements to keep in mind:
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