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I view this generally: Motivation to stay is being directly excited by the work you’re doing or the thing you’re building. You want to work where you are. If a
by fossuser 8y ago
I view this generally:
Motivation to stay is being directly excited by the work you’re doing or the thing you’re building. You want to work where you are. If another opportunity comes along you probably wouldn’t consider it.
Resistance to leaving means you’re at a pleasant place to work, the money is good, and you like your job, but you’re not super excited about the thing you’re building. If another opportunity came along you might jump if it’s something you really want to do (this is harder if your current pay is high and job is pleasant).