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  • shapesalad2

    Have you ever quit a job?

    How do you manage the stress of no income when you have bills+rent. And the logic in not sticking it out, even though it's really not suitable job / company for you.

    Not sure how much more of this I can take.

    • Generally speaking, I suspect most healthy people try to find another gig first before quitting, in order to avoid the crippling stress of financial problems.Continuity
    • Partly in a shit economy like this one. I certainly wouldn't recommend rage-quitting.

      Although I have done when I was much younger.
      Continuity
    • Particularly, not partlyContinuity
    • I've got interviews lined up, 3 next week... I guess I just got to hold on till an offer comes in...shapesalad
    • life's too short if making you seriously unhappy, better to be skint sometimes (as long as you can pay main bills). Are you not daytrading still?fadein11
    • I'm pretty sure nearly everyone here (40+) has quit a jobfadein11
    • never was fired or let go by the other side.
      always went into the void and got picked up quickly after taking a large-ish break. i think this helps a lot
      sted
    • I pretty much rage quit my previous job. They were a bit shocked and offered my to stay in on a freelance basis, which I did until I found a new job.scruffics
    • I got more money to work less. I also got to focus on the one project I actually enjoyed and didn’t have to go to any of the meetings I hated so muchscruffics
    • Whatever you do, don't burn your bridges. Leave on good terms and professionally. You never knowBaskerviIle
    • I'm on the same boat, looking for my options as we speak. I'm a key player in the company so it's gonna be a shit show if I don't plan it out right.sea_sea
    • Usually I had another job lined up before I quit. But there were time that I didn't. How I managed? I didn't... Not really. Just went into hibernation mode topango
    • Stretch out my savings. Also I've always had small freelance on the side.pango
    • Not had time to trade beside a nice 20min in/out trade with $CHZ coin the other night, pocketing 1/2 my day rate.shapesalad
    • I quit my last job and never had anything lined up. I'd just had enough of the place. Did have a good bit of savings and wife had income coming in too...microkorg
    • Finished job in Nov, got a new one late December, then a few months in Covid/Lockdown hit so I'm glad I took this job!microkorg
    • Left the Agency world behind after 20+ years. Fuck 8.30am-9pm! Work for tech company, strictly 9-5! More time for own projects and freelance work I want to do.microkorg
    • If you are severely unhappy at the place then just leave and put all your spare time into job hunting. If you just think its a 'doesnt fit me too well' then...microkorg
    • ...just stick it out. Maybe even talk to bosses and let them know how you feel, say you're looking for something else.microkorg
    • Lean on fam/friends if you can, make side hustles, keep active, buckle down and grind it out. It aint easy, but u can do it.desmo
    • I was out of work for about 15mo from 2019-2020 - so I know where you are coming from. Sending you good vibes.desmo
    • i even quit my freelance jobs no big deal.renderedred
    • Create a Youtube page about something that you're passionate about. Hey, you never know.ok_not_ok
    • or start selling NFTs ;)microkorg

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