When is it worth leaving without a new job to go to? This can be important if you need a referee. Doing the right thing by your current organisation can ensure an amicable relationship moving forward. Ideally, this is done in a well thought out manner so you can find a new opportunity before resigning, and so you can give appropriate notice. What is your best plan of action moving forward?įor most people, if your job is making you increasingly unhappy it’s worth making a plan to find suitable new job opportunities.Could you resolve the situation by talking with your manager or altering an aspect of your role?.What would be the financial impacts of quitting without another job lined up?.Are the current circumstances something that may change?.Before making any decision, it’s important to consider the situation rationally. Having said that it’s more far more common for me in my career practice to see clients who have stayed in a role too long, than those who have quit too quickly.
#NOT A QUITTER SERIAL#
Most people are all too aware that serial job hopping and short-stay roles can raise big red flags on your resume with potential hirers. It’s rare that someone takes resigning from a role lightly. The reality is, there are times when it’s not only valid to quit, but it’s the intelligent move. Sometimes it just makes you smart”.įor some reason, we often see quitting, particularly in a new role, as a sign of defeat. He said: “Quitting doesn’t always make you a quitter. How could I quit after just 4 days? What would people say? Fortunately, when I spoke to my husband he gave me some good advice. The problem was I didn’t know what to do. I knew this was not a place I wanted to invest my future in. Already I’d had co-workers telling me how terrible the organisation was. The culture was horrendous and the job was nothing like what was promised. I sat in my car outside the office in tears. In the lead up to my decision to quit I felt terrible. I once left a job after only just 4 days.
We all know the feeling that you need to quit.
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