When to quit a job?

There always comes a time when you think you're no longer happy with your job but if you give it a little more time, then you'll be able to get over it. I've been in the same company for 32 long years and sure there were times like what you felt. However, I stuck it out and that is why I lasted that long in the company. So did my wife who worked in the same company. I'm sure you know that jobs are not easy to come by. There are lots and lots of people competing for the same job or position. So, when you're there, hold on to it.

Looking back, I personally would have stayed with the job with the most best salary and benefits. But people like to have work to be enjoyable too. But if you can find a job that is to your satisfaction, then yes quit when you are ready to. Family does not have to work there, you do, so never mind that, make your own life and choice. This way no regrets later on. Good luck

There are a few factors to consider. What is the economy like in your country? Are there a lot of jobs available? Or are jobs scarce? The best thing to do is not quit until you have a new job, then give your notice. Here you need to give at least a two-week notice when you intend to quit a job. You put the date when you can start on the application and all is good, you're not losing any work time. Or a paycheck.

I was in your position a few years ago wherein I want to quit my job. If you want to quit your job pls consider this questions: A. Am I financially stable?If ever it would take too long for.me.to.land a job again. B. Does the company that I want to apply has the same benefits or more benefits to offer. C. Am I sure enough that when I transfer to a different company I will be regularize. D. Am I sure that this will benfit not only me but my family as well. This will be a lifetime decision if it's for the best go for it.

Quit when you are longer happy with your present job but make sure to find another one that can support your family.

There's a saying that if you're holding for a job that no longer meets your needs and expectations then let it go. When we work, I think that it's not only the compensation that we after for. For me, it is still important that your contribution is valued and appreciated. Yes, money is important but it's not the only thing that can give us happiness.