Should I quit my job?
10 honest questions about how you feel at work, your money and your options tell you if it's time to quit your job, or to stay and fix things first.
š¼ Question 1 of 10
How do you feel on Sunday evenings?
How it works
Answer 10 quick questions about your situation. Each answer nudges the result one way or the other, and some are dealbreakers on their own. You get one of three verdicts, the reasons from your own answers, and practical tips. Everything is worked out in your browser: your answers are never sent to us.
What could the result be?
- šŖ It might be time to move on: Most signs point to leaving. If you can, line up your next job before you resign, and leave on good terms: you never know when you'll cross paths again.
- š¤ Not yet, but start looking: Some things aren't right, but you have reasons to stay for now. Update your CV, look quietly at what's out there, and talk to your manager about what would make things better.
- š± Stay for now: Your job gives you more than it might feel like right now. If something specific is bothering you, try fixing it first: talk to your manager, change your hours, or take some time off.
Tips
- Look for a new job while you still have one: it's easier, and you can negotiate better.
- Save three to six months of expenses before you leave.
- Write down exactly what's wrong: it helps you avoid the same problem in your next job.
- Leave on good terms: references and reputation follow you.