Sometimes, it's best to just suck it up. Learn how to do your job as a 9-5, don't get sucked into death marches and politics, don't be emotionally attached to t

Sometimes, it's best to just suck it up. Learn how to do your job as a 9-5, don't get sucked into death marches and politics, don't be emotionally attached to things, just show up on time, be helpful, do your best and go home. It's not _always_ the best, of course, sometimes it is better to interview, make a move, etc., but there are switching costs like losing your RSUs, interviewing time, it might end up as a bad fit at the new place, it's an extra jump on your resume, etc... even if your job is currently crappy, you might be better of sticking it out and waiting for someone else to leave / a new opportunity to come up at your current place, or make a move when the market is better, etc.