Have you ever stayed in a job you disliked simply because the market felt too risky to leave? At what point do you decide it's time to move on?
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  • mutoni fabiola

    2mo
    Best answer

    I think it’s time to move on when a job no longer supports your growth, happiness, or well-being.,The market may be risky, but staying unhappy... indefinitely can be even riskier,Planning ahead and making a thoughtful transition is usually the best approach more

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  • it's normal , i think. many people forced to hold on to their job they dislike. When they get a new offer they feel a relief and move

  • I think the good approach is continuing earning from the job while searching for that of ur passion rather than quitting to sit back at home jobless

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  • Save for three months leaving expenses and now quit

  • I stayed because i needed the job... i wasted 5 years! always good to leave immediately when you feel stagnant.

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  • G AP

    2mo

    Personally no, but it makes sense if people do. The economy is insane and people got families to feed/bills etc.

    But if possible, and you’ll be able... to keep yourself afloat- don’t sacrifice your wellbeing for a company who sees you as disposable. more

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  • I'm having that same problem. Worked at a job that was awful and the management was terrible! I was hired thinking they would train me and they never... did, only stuck me on the register. Then put on a performance plan then was let go and I've been trying to find employment ever since. It definitely has not been easy!  more

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  • I think it’s time to move on when a job no longer supports your growth, happiness, or well-being.,The market may be risky, but staying unhappy... indefinitely can be even riskier,Planning ahead and making a thoughtful transition is usually the best approach more

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  • I try to but people refuse to hire