Other responses here are valid, you do you. On the other hand, if it’s plausible that success comes, and you can decide in four months because you don’t need th

Other responses here are valid, you do you. On the other hand, if it’s plausible that success comes, and you can decide in four months because you don’t need the change, staying is reasonable. I’ve stuck with startups where I felt (correctly) that self-preservation was the best course, and left one where I felt (correctly) that it was hopeless, after series D no less. In all these cases, leave was the correct choice. Another was financially precarious for all of its life, and the path out of it was really good when it finally got bought, for the opportunities it led to. So leave for the right reasons, or stick it out.