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You should leave when you have a better opportunity elsewhere. No more, no less.
by stathibus 5y ago
You should leave when you have a better opportunity elsewhere. No more, no less.
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- erwincoumans 5y agoMaybe he/she was asking a bit more detail on how to define and decide what is a 'better' opportunity? Since there are many factors, it is not obvious at all how to weight those: colleagues, salary, location, commute distance, work-from-home options, job stability, learning oportunity, freedom in how/what to work on, and many more.
- stathibus 5y agoI mean the key thing is you need concrete points of comparison. OP clearly feels their current position is lacking in some way so they should be looking around, and once they get looking around it will be much easier to make a decision.