5 CRUCIAL STEPS TO ASK YOURSELF BEFORE YOU QUIT YOUR JOB

1. Are You Bored?

If you’re feeling uninspired, there’s definitely a problem. At this point in your career, you should be busy carving out your path and learning as much as you possibly can. Naturally, this requires you to be challenged. But maybe the problem is less about the challenges your employer is presenting and more about those that you are accepting. Are you putting yourself out there when opportunities for leadership open up? Are you taking ownership of your own personal career growth, or are you waiting for others to present them to you?

2. Are You Burnt Out?

Young people are all about moving at the speed of light. Unfortunately, this can lead to exhaustion. If you’re starting to feel the squeeze, tell someone. Express your workload concerns with your superiors or take some time to investigate your own capacities for delegation. Perhaps you’re one of those people who just cannot say no, in which case there’s no time like the present to learn. Above all, make sure you’re taking time to unplug. Just because you can check and respond to work emails at 10pm on a Saturday night doesn’t mean that you should.

3. Are You Feeling Under Appreciated

Welcome to the real world! You’re likely one of the low men on the totem pole and everyone is looking to you to prove otherwise. Sure, you got the job. Bravo! But the boss isn’t just going to hand over the reigns to you, regardless of what your GPA was. Work your tail off until you deserve to feel appreciated by consistently showing your value to the organization and then both appreciation and respect will naturally follow. If you’re someone who is motivated by recognition and rewards, consider keeping a notebook of your professional accomplishments.

4. Does Your Job Feel Meaningless

we’re all very concerned about how the actions in our tiny corner of the world impact the greater good. While this is fantastic, the truth is that not everyone can be out saving the whales. Perhaps you don’t need to look for such a direct path of impact and instead need to consider how your salary or just your mere employment can be best leveraged for a humanitarian cause. Also, consider volunteering your professional skills to help out an organization in need. Almost every nonprofit could use a little extra help!

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