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So he's got a good reason to leave but the decision to leave is rash, foolhardy, reckless? These don't seem to fit together. If you leave for a legitimate rea

by dpark 9y ago

So he's got a good reason to leave but the decision to leave is rash, foolhardy, reckless? These don't seem to fit together. If you leave for a legitimate reason, I'd hardly call that an impetuous decision.

valuearb 9y ago
If you work in a good place with one huge flaw, and management assures you they will address the flaw, then you blow up one day because they haven't addressed it yet and quit, that's an impetuous decision for a good reason. It's not necessarily rash, foolhardy or reckless, since those are synonyms. In this case they are similar, but not exactly the same.