Comments on: 11 Signs That You Should Quit Your Job

By: Richard

Richard — Mon, 28 Jun 2010 03:34:12 +0000

Well put together. I’d also include being involved in something you believe is morally or ethically wrong, even if it’s not illegal. It’s said the highest concentration of psychiatrists is around Washington DC. If true that’s no accident.

By: Benjamin

Benjamin — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 00:18:30 +0000

I thought this list was very nicely put together. I would of also included that if meeting and having sex with new recruits was at the centre of your job, then its time to move on.

Very nice list. I think everybody can relate to at least five of these symptoms. Kudos again.

By: LP

LP — Wed, 04 Feb 2009 20:01:11 +0000

I've been at my job for a 1 year 1 month. I took the job with certain expectations assuming there would room for growth & creative. Sure I'm an assistant but I thought I'd have the opportunity to learn a great deal about marketing and have a creative outlet. WRONG! It's rather pushing paper and whole lot of busy work and corporate politics. I can't stand it. My co-workers are lame, I don't have much in common with any of them. Eventhough I'm living on my own and pay rent, I am willing to move back home with my mom and ride it out. My only concern is the economic state the country is in. With everyone around me practly losing their jobs, I'm here contemplating quitting. Should I wait until the economy gets better and there's more demand for employees? What should I do, please help! P.S. I do have a part time job with the option of accruing as many hours as I'd like. Although the pay sucks and there are no benefits, I enjoy it regardless. LPs last blog post..BRANDY: “MY BROTHER NEVER DATED WHITNEY HOUSTON…”

By: Jack Rugile

Jack Rugile — Tue, 14 Oct 2008 06:52:53 +0000

Yea, 40 hours a week is way too much. What do hunter gathether tribes work everyday, something like 3 hours a day? That is what I want. We need to go back to the basics…

Of course, keep in mind, I am at entry level in every field possible. Changing jobs is much easier for someone like me who is not really losing anything.

Thanks for the comments guys!

- Jack Rugile
Simple Sapien

By: Dave Jones, CPA

Dave Jones, CPA — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 20:10:12 +0000

Congratulations on a new adventure. However for me, I try not to let a job define so much that it makes me absolutely miserable. Maybe I am just lucky with the job I have. I am an accountant and do not find much passion or excitement in this career. However, I believe that you should work to live not live to work. So with that being said, the 35 - 40 hours I spend in a week to be able to pay for the things I truly love is worth the sacrifice. Dave Jones, CPAs last blog post..Three Things I am Thankful For!