Don't leave your company just because you think your time's up. Have you talked to your colleagues about their reasons? Maybe it's personal change or they got a better job offer from a competitor.
Last time I struggled with a job, my wife put it that way:
There are three columns in a job: Nice colleagues, fulfilling tasks and payment. If one is crumbling, it's probably manageable. Any more, and it's time for a change.
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There are three columns in a job: Nice colleagues, fulfilling tasks and payment. If one is crumbling, it's probably manageable. Any more, and it's time for a change.
This is the same metric that I use!
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Don't leave your company just because you think your time's up. Have you talked to your colleagues about their reasons? Maybe it's personal change or they got a better job offer from a competitor.
Last time I struggled with a job, my wife put it that way:
I think that's solid advice.
Perfect advice! In my case I add if you stop learning, too
This is the same metric that I use!