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It always is, there's no harm in being prepared with contingency plans, question is does your reasons to leave outweigh your reasons to stay? It might not even
by joshxyz 5y ago
It always is, there's no harm in being prepared with contingency plans, question is does your reasons to leave outweigh your reasons to stay?
It might not even be a new job, but maybe a new hobby project, a new side gig, or a new stream of income that you might need. Maybe you just need to blow off some steam, loosen up, get on track with your exercise or quality of food or time with yourself or people you care about.
It varies.