Previous guy i worked for told me i was replaceable and argued with me about it 
I shouldve quit right then
I shouldve quit right then
What are some signs you should quit your job
- Thread starter Clay Puppington
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It's your first job, you don't know if it's "real life" or the job sucks. I'd stick it out for 3 years and get past the entry level benchmark. I don't know you, but some young cats don't understand that work is work. If it was fun, you'd be paying THEM to show up.
Treat it like a mental endurance test. Ask around the industry to see what other people feel like about their jobs, but odds are every job is abotu the same level of suck. You don't want to start out with a quick turnaround on your resume unless you're sure.
Treat it like a mental endurance test. Ask around the industry to see what other people feel like about their jobs, but odds are every job is abotu the same level of suck. You don't want to start out with a quick turnaround on your resume unless you're sure.
if u makin less that 170K....quit that shyt.....
Do not wait no damn 3 years lol. Invest in LinkedIn premium, have your close friends/family members peer review your resume and mock interview. And be prepared for the “why do you want to work for xyz?” + “why are you leaving abc in under a year?”
+ don't sound jaded or bad mouth your current employer/colleagues
research potential company make up some BS about that company aligning with your career goals/trajectory/value + BS story/example you can use to back it up
+ don't sound jaded or bad mouth your current employer/colleagues
research potential company make up some BS about that company aligning with your career goals/trajectory/value + BS story/example you can use to back it up
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Kenyan West
lazy fba philly nikka,
If you're black, you should be planning for the day you quit day one as there's always cac fukkery in the cut ready to rear it's ugly head. Always keep moving.
Here's my list:
Racism. It'll rarely be overt, but when you start getting that slick shyt constantly, be out. There's no pride in being a punching bag for a check.
Emotional Burn out - If you're tired of doing the same shyt over and over, a refresh is in order.
Bawse aspirations - If your money is right, you can focus and you cant stop thinking about entrepreneurship.. jump.
Money - If you're 25+ and your money is not increasing every year or two, you need to bounce.
Suicidal Thoughts - If death is looking more appealing and you think about sweving into incoming traffic during your morning commute, quit
Time Hoe - If the job is coming home with you, interrupting your family/leisure time, quit
Emotional distress - Contrary to popular belief, dont put yourself in hell for a year to stretch out the gig in your resume and look "responsible." If the drama is too much, look for opportunities immediately.
Commute - That time adds up. If your commute is long af, throw that gig in the bushes.
Titles - If your resume be like "associate" and "assistant", it needs to be coordinator. If its coordinator, it needs to be analyst or manager. Keep rising.
Uninspiring/no challenge - You should aspire to be the best you can be. Routine, monkey work does you a big disservice. Leave if you cannot demonstrate your absolute brilliance on a daily basis.
Here's my list:
Racism. It'll rarely be overt, but when you start getting that slick shyt constantly, be out. There's no pride in being a punching bag for a check.
Emotional Burn out - If you're tired of doing the same shyt over and over, a refresh is in order.
Bawse aspirations - If your money is right, you can focus and you cant stop thinking about entrepreneurship.. jump.
Money - If you're 25+ and your money is not increasing every year or two, you need to bounce.
Suicidal Thoughts - If death is looking more appealing and you think about sweving into incoming traffic during your morning commute, quit
Time Hoe - If the job is coming home with you, interrupting your family/leisure time, quit
Emotional distress - Contrary to popular belief, dont put yourself in hell for a year to stretch out the gig in your resume and look "responsible." If the drama is too much, look for opportunities immediately.
Commute - That time adds up. If your commute is long af, throw that gig in the bushes.
Titles - If your resume be like "associate" and "assistant", it needs to be coordinator. If its coordinator, it needs to be analyst or manager. Keep rising.
Uninspiring/no challenge - You should aspire to be the best you can be. Routine, monkey work does you a big disservice. Leave if you cannot demonstrate your absolute brilliance on a daily basis.