My response would be to put a personal spin on a trope that was being shoved down my and my coworkers throats circa 2005: "Mind the gap." (Yeah, some executiv

My response would be to put a personal spin on a trope that was being shoved down my and my coworkers throats circa 2005: "Mind the gap." (Yeah, some executive/consultant type went to London, heard the message, and wrote a book, I'm guessing.) Mind the gap. When what's good for the company diverges increasingly from what is good for you... Companies want you to "invest" in them, as a worker. If they aren't reciprocating, well, don't let yourself become co-dependent. Beware, also, of when they may be offering something but it simply doesn't fit you. Your struggles will come across -- they will communicate themselves.