Questions To Ask Yourself Before Quitting Your Job

Whether it’s a hoard of office supplies or straight-up embezzlement, ask yourself if there’s anything else you need to swipe from your company before you turn in that keycard.

It can take a long time to find a job, so be prepared to have a decade’s worth of money saved up before quitting.

No. You’re too comfortable, and you know it. Back to work.

Since you’ll be losing your health insurance benefits, you might want to work out the timing with your prostate before making such an important decision.

Before quitting, make sure you’ve got at least one or two potential saps lined up.

Your need to properly hydrate doesn’t change just because you’re quitting.

You might want to sleep on this decision if you don’t trust your co-pilot to take over halfway through this flight

If not, try to give a generous notice, so you can spend a few weeks sealing the deal.

This is just an interesting thing to ponder in general.

They’re the best in the biz, and you know it.

If you can put up with more of this bullshit, the time is not right.

Sure, you can keep wearing a suit and head out the door every morning, but at some point, your wife will find out that you’ve been hiding out at a Starbucks to keep this secret from her.

If you’re thinking of leaving your job because your superiors treat you poorly, stop and consider whether you even deserve better.

You can’t just give us Phantom Thread and then step into the shadows forever!

Goodman Bennet’s sons will till them, tarry not.

Eight years ago, you walked in here as an unweathered post-grad, accepted an offer for a temporary administrative position, and then, in the blink of an eye, “in the meantime” turned into forever. What happened to your dreams? When did you give up?

Yes. Retire now.

No one leaves the organization. Ever.