20+ Wake-up Calls From Employees Who Will Help You Realize When You Need To Quit Your Job
How many of these signs would be enough to make you quit?
Having a job that you love is a dream come true since everyone wants to work on something that interests them and to which they feel connected. However, not everybody is fortunate enough to be given such an opportunity to be employed in a job they truly desire.
The corporate world is a highly competitive environment. Students strive hard to graduate from the best universities, secure well-paying jobs, purchase things and properties, and achieve everything that comes along with the job they have aimed for during years of studying.
However, when you are hired, it is not just the pay that you should consider. You must also think about the employer's reputation and whether they value their employees enough to foster productivity at work.
These days, having a good boss is more important than just having a good salary, benefits, and other perks. People who are treated poorly are likely to quit their jobs, even if they have the highest salary.
This is because their work environment affects their well-being. Would you rather stay at work without enough rest, dealing with anxiety, stress, and maltreatment for the sake of your salary?
Learn from those who have quit their jobs. You might share similar experiences that will help you realize your worth and find a better employer who will treat you well.
1. Everything seems to be dragging you.
Reddit/Aurora_5112. They are leaving for a reason. That's for sure.
Reddit/TheBassMeister3. Time off does not feel like one.
Reddit/ProsciuttoSuit
4. The stress is haunting you daily.
Reddit/onewi
5. Guilt-tripping you when you take some time off.
Reddit/spider7895
6. You might want to ask yourself why you are still staying when everyone else is leaving.
Reddit/comeallwithme
7. They might not understand time management and the difference between family time and working hours.
Reddit/Ally862
8. You're not even informed that they are already hiring.
Reddit/buddanutsasquash
9. The work piles up, but not your pay.
Reddit/TheGoodJudgeHolden
10. The anxiety is real.
Reddit/RKB294
11. They will keep doing it.
Reddit/jukinas
12. This is a serious sign that you need to quit.
Reddit/zaza1592
13. Your bosses don't support you because they feel threatened by you.
Reddit/SmellyZelly
14. You might get confused about who should be the boss.
Reddit/LegoMyAlterEgo
15. They say this line to you so you will stop asking for things that you deserve.
Reddit/Tasty_Shirt4659
16. What are you even working for?
Reddit/orangesqueakytoy
17. If you are indeed family, they should pay you enough for the work that you do, not take you for granted.
Reddit/englishcrumpit
18. They think PTO is not applicable for family.
Reddit/Recent_Brick7515
19. Hopefully, both of you spend those years freely, not just working.
Reddit/Mrmoose411
20. There is no room for growth.
Reddit/teeniemeanie
21. You should have taken the warning seriously.
Reddit/teach_learn
22. If that is just for five hours, would you even survive for a day?
Reddit/danicaliforinia1932
You might think that your job provides for your needs and wants. However, you should also keep in mind that you can't suffer for too long when you can find better opportunities with people who will value your well-being and treat you like a real family.
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