Please If you have a toxic job that pays you as much as N450k per month, will you ever consider quitting that job?
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  • Hell no I wouldn't. People earn lesser money in really toxic environments but still manage

  • No only if and only there angered zero tolerance to Froude and NO HARM principle is maintain

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  • I concur with the contributor who says it depends on very many factor under which one operates. Sometimes what you call toxic might be taken or judged... the other way round. It would also depend among others the ability to what extent one is exposed to the opportunities, what the goal one has set for what period and for what intention, many we can count. Yet Toxic environment as has also been mentioned with also one of the participant that it is always very unhealthy. There is some shows in different form where they explain finding meaning in life has a lot motivating factors. Put people in harsh environment and you will find varied level of coping which determine the how healthy one can be and for how long. Thanks for this presentation. It at least makes the mind think if not given a rash  more

  • Sure! I will definitely quit

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  • I'm interested

  • one thing you should rem, health comes first. if u die in that job before u are buried someone will put thea as "an acting officer". wat do i mean... here, quit if it will affect you health wise  more

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  • Hello, it depends on what you want, what you refer to as toxic might be normal to some one else

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  • I will without delay

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  • Its depends on aspect of my life dat d toxic is directed to

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  • whether or not someone should quit a job that pays well but is toxic depends on various factors and is a highly individual decision.

    Here are some... considerations:

    Health and Well-being: If the toxic job is negatively impacting your physical or mental health, it may be worth considering quitting, even if it pays well. Your health and well-being should always be a top priority.

    Work-Life Balance: A toxic job can lead to a poor work-life balance, which can affect your overall quality of life. If the job is taking a toll on your personal life and relationships, you might want to reevaluate your situation.

    Long-Term Goals: Consider your long-term career and life goals. Is the toxic job aligned with your aspirations, or is it merely a short-term financial fix? If it doesn't align with your goals, you may want to explore other opportunities.

    Financial Stability: While a toxic job may pay well, it's essential to assess your financial situation and whether you can maintain your ...
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