I'm tired of my job. How do I know if I'm ready to quit?

I'M TIRED OF MY JOB. HOW DO I KNOW IF I'M READY TO QUIT?
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Are you sick and tired of the daily grind and dream of quitting your job?
Do you find yourself looking at job postings in secret, wishing you can leave for something better?
As someone who made a conscious decision to leave my stable, 9-5, well-paying job to pursue my own business…I know first hand what the emotions are when it comes to quitting.
And as a career coach, I’ve seen both the dark and bright sides after people have handed in their resignation letters.
The grass isn’t always greener, but it can be, if you ask the RIGHT questions.
You definitely want to make sure you’re going through the thought process CAREFULLY.
In this video, I discuss all you need to know if you’ve been recently thinking about handing in your two-weeks’ notice.
I highly recommend you watch this to ensure you’re 100% ready to quit.
P.S. I’ve included captions for those in ‘sound-sensitive’ environments, so no excuses!
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[@user-gi6ee8vj1y]

The fact that people change jobs on a yearly basis, says something about employers. People don't leave jobs, they leave managers.

[@AuthorJanaeMarie]

EXACTLY

[@FlyGirlManifested]

Thank you!

[@asill.6668]

YES! That's something she's not talking about in this video; she makes it seem like it's your fault!

[@nirajansapkota5910]

This is something that the Hiring Managers would never acknowledge and accept. It is always the Job seeker's fault :)

[@MelaninMePodcast]

BIG FACTS

[@ALostHorcrux]

I just put in my two weeks. Terrible, stressful job with good-ish pay, at the cost of my humanity. For the past two years I’ve had zero weekends off- zero -and had to work holidays. They told me how great I was and started handing me supervisory responsibilities, which flattered me. Until I realized I had more work, with no raise. If you’re a strong employee and know your job is wrongfully taking advantage of you - leave. I promise it’s the best feeling in the world.

[@ChikoPikafull]

Click-clack this is starting to happen to me also... the job I’m working at is easy job with shitty pay but extremely draining. I’ve been working here for more than a year now and I start to notice I’m getting more responsibilities but pay cheque remains the same. Did you find another job before you put in 2 weeks or did you simply quit? I’m so easily tempted right now.

[@ALostHorcrux]

ChikoPikafull I found another (fabulous) job. I gave them no warning that I was searching for another job. Once I landed it, I put my two-weeks in the day after. Funny thing is, I’m now making more than all my former supervisors. Find a place that appreciates the work you bring to the table.

[@sabinasoftic3695]

I am thinking about quitting too for the same reasons. But I will not look for new job at the moment since I am on college as well and I think I should focus more on that part of my life. I love my job but it is truly stressful and full of responsibilites and paid badly. People would think marketing is a high paying job. Well it's not

[@ALostHorcrux]

Sabina Softić Stay if the experience is valuable/aligns with your goals. Potential employers like seeing those who work hard despite stressful conditions, especially in a related field. But if your job accomplishes none of these, consider something else. Work to live, not live to work.

[@alysond3345]

Thank you for this, you gave me the motivation to leave my toxic job

[@jhinp0t]

Whats wrong with running away from stress?

[@theglorioussapphiremonkey4750]

Yeah for me there are 2 types of stress. Positive stress and negative stress. Positive stress are the tasks you like but even how stressful it gets you still manage to enjoy it coz you like it however the Negative stress are the ones we dont enjoy and we hate to do. So yeah if its a Negative Stress then I agree to run away from it and start doing the ones we like! :)

[@rorycalhoun6484]

When you run away from stress, you soon find yourself living with stress of RUNNING AWAY!. 😨😨😨 Got that from Mike Brady! 😉

[@nickuk997]

@@rorycalhoun6484 0

[@2009NDALE]

I disagree if a job is toxic please quit. Find something else

[@rtp1968]

Simply Stated Exactly!!!

[@komatsusakura]

@@rtp1968 i cant so what i did i start looking for a new jib

[@taylorhutchings4612]

The days of the boomers are over, it is no longer possible to start at the bottom and work your way up to a pension with a defined ladder to climb. Employees are considered disposable by their employers and employees must see their employers as disposable too.

[@princealbertz]

What if my job is negatively effecting my health? Is that good reason

[@komatsusakura]

@@princealbertz asian country depends . Some they say what the ..... then that it . you wont get the job

[@BrianPremo]

This video is calling you a coward for wanting to run away from an abusive relationship. To this lady I say life is too short to stay in a place that makes you wake up every morning with a sense of dread. The fact that she’s so detached from how big of a negative impact that could have on a persons life tells me she’s never experienced it.

[@DeLisaCarol]

I agree

[@august21xp]

Preach

[@Shay4YourMind81]

This is true💯

[@joseafalvel]

100% true, I took the step exactly for that, as you mentioned: life is too short !! there is no reason to keep yourself attached to a job that makes you feel miserable

[@lavenderangel2655]

I agree with you, but she's not being detached, she's simply being honest about how employers respond. It's not fair, especially because the lack of retention usually has to do with the employers and not the employee, but the interview process is very short, patterned, superficial and based off of your resume. She gave some good advice, like about planning ahead if you can and running towards an opportunity rather than away from a bad situation because then you'll just have to scramble and end up in the same situation again. But ultimately I feel that your mental and emotional health is more important and you simply will have to craft a good response for when this comes up in an interview without bashing your previous company, but really start going for things that you can see yourself enjoying, it doesn't hurt to try and that's what training is for. Also, to combat the issue of free space in between, try to build your resume with studies, little certifications, licenses and workshops, this can help with talking points and shine a positive light on your character and effective use of your time. Libraries sometimes offer classes on learning a new language for free with a real certification, to be able to add to your resume among other things that they offer at no cost, you can take a CPR course, become a notary public, go back to school or take a certification in something you actually enjoy. You can work on building your people skills and participate in free local clubs or things like toastmasters. Also, if you can afford to, take some time to go through therapy, journal and debrief and work on yourself, there are local health clinics that may offer you help for free, and most places offer a sliding fee scale. These are just some of the things I can think of, if anyone else has any ideas.

[@indigojes]

Toxic bullying is a huge reason employees quit. I know for me, life changes I’m experiencing now isn’t compatible with my job.

[@robertah2353]

Thank you. I was in my last job for two years, and was bullied there so badly that I felt like my only option was to quit. I had to quickly find a job after that to get money, and this new job is sooo fucking boring. I’ve been in this new job for ten months

[@MsLotusBlooms]

Well, I'm sorry. If I'm a jumper because I can't find the right fit..oh well. I personally am the ONLY one responsible for my happiness and fulfillment. My goal is not to make others think favorably. If I stay at a job I hate just to show I can, are these same people going to pay for my medical and mental illnesses from staying caged just to show I can stay put? No! Life is too short and 1 year on a horrible job, whether its been a series of them or only 1 per 3 years is like a decade. Even that's too much, if you ask me.

[@sabinasoftic3695]

Agree. I am staying at the job I actually love but the job is causing me so much stress and headaches that I no longer can function properly at home. And yet I keep pushing myself. That is so wrong. I encourage everyone to live the job they don't like or is stressing them to much (long-term) cause if you don't live fully every day, you should change it and go to find something you enjoy in.

[@vanessanaomi2928]

i completely agree with you if your not happy why suffer, change is always good

[@MsLotusBlooms]

Absolutely! Do yourself a huge favor and take care of your health.

[@AuthorJanaeMarie]

YES! I have been at the same miserable low paying job for 4yrs. I am ready to throw in the towel. No respect. Not enough hours. They give me hours then take them away without notice. I can't handle the undermining and immaturity of management. I have strong work ethic. But not getting respect is a no go for me.

[@rtp1968]

Tina:👏👏👏👏👏

[@ihavelegs]

I disagree totally. I think it's important to follow your intuition.

[@Shay4YourMind81]

I agree with you. Heck yeah, I would DEFINITELY leave a job for "negative" reasons (toxic environment, unchallenged, no growth, unsupportive and incompetent managers, etc.). This is what made me seek out new employment in the first place. When I feel it's time for me to switch jobs, I will do that.

[@extrinsic1311]

Yep this advice is too general and not the best. People and work environments are more complex than this.

[@rtp1968]

extrinsic1311 👍👍👍

[@FlabbyDouglas]

Your intuition got you in a job you dislike in the first place.

[@UfoWarrior]

follow intuation but have a strong plan to back up your vision. simply because of physical world if id follow my heart/intuation only id probably be a bum and in countries where is cold winter you cant survive that way.

[@johnsonmakridgemont]

Well, I see many great things about job hoppers. 1. Its not easy to find another job and starting fresh at a new company every year or 6 months. 2. Looking for a job will deal with lots of rejections and that take a strong mental game. 3. Quit a job require lots of courage and a strong why. 4. The person truly know their self-worth. Instead of complaining their current situation and trap at the same position, they are willing to strive for what they want/deserved with risks. 5. They all know the whole job market will see them as a job hopper and they still take the initiative for better options. We can always make money, but we can never buy back our time.

[@okiharyonugroho2750]

I kinda agree with you. Why should we stay in the same situation if the situations are bad for us

[@lifeandmorechannel2987]

I concur! 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@XDhorsecrazyXD]

i wish all employers looked at it this way... if you treat us right, we will stay. if not, we go. life is wayyy too short..

[@maureenamorpacres7770]

💖💖💖😌

[@maureenamorpacres7770]

so much agree dealing from this lately really affect our mental health it takes courage and super risky to start again and begin from scratch. 😔

[@scottclarke8522]

Maybe leaving jobs quickly says more about the screwed up Corp world these days!!!

[@IzzyBusysMom]

Agreed

[@officerfarva3666]

Bingo!!

[@officerfarva3666]

In fact we employed a lot of people who had run away from the same company, so I mean come on. That spoke volumes.

[@asadb1990]

well i know plenty of people who leave jobs every year or 2. but she only cherry picks the bigger names in the list and extends the period to eliminate gaps.

[@dmmice2344]

Yep!

[@oriondragos5876]

What if people don't want a challenge but something that is just low stress with decent pay, hours and benefits?

[@asadb1990]

i feel that's what i want.

[@andrewg9174]

As weird as it sounds. The higher up you move in a company the more you get paid and the less work you do. Silly but I found that happens far too often.

[@likeasambud9817]

@@andrewg9174 not true. I just got promoted and got a huge raise and i am bombarded with projects and its making me want to quit. The better you perform, they more work they give you cuz they know you can deliver.

[@chantepetersen2194]

I have a similar mindset. A lot of my passions lie outside of my work. I'm looking for a job that simple, gives me financial ease and doesn't leave me feeling a great loss of energy.

[@dmmice2344]

Exactly

[@forza223bowe5]

The problem is most employers treat their staff like a number or a tool, and not a person. They know that if you hate the job, somebody else will quickly replace you. Something has to change

[@lennomenno]

Work sucks. Period.

[@Venzetiquette]

lennomenno feel it haha

[@serenitybeats1677]

venz etiquette what’s your job?

[@serenitybeats1677]

What’s your job??

[@InfamouslyGood]

Im quitting my job and the reason is a mix of bucket A and B !

[@redpooh5]

Cleo Fernandez same here!!

[@londiwezondi3943]

Same

[@MLDiscipleGaming]

I am depressed, I wanna quit my job but idk If I have the guts to do it.

[@salonilakhpati2895]

I am in the same position..

[@rinarance5830]

Hala idol Daks :==D 🥺, depressed ka pala.

[@harryheinz9913]

What do you mean

[@kath0015]

I am currently employed and this is my first job but I am planning to quit even if I'm still here for only 4 months and my reasons are all in Bucket A. I love the work I am doing but the company and my boss suck bigtime! They don't know how to treat their employees with basic rights base on the law! I am at the point where I don't care anymore what they will say about my character for quitting this job because for me, the most important thing is my health(mental and physical) and my principles!! They just brainwashed their employees to thinking it's alright to be under compensated and to be treated badly for you to grow! No, I just can't accept that. I have a choice to leave and I choose to leave for my own good cause I don't even care about the company!!

[@azzif873]

Kath 001 did you quit? I'm literally going through that right now. It's so hard and I don't know what to do.

[@kissyfrancisco115]

I'm currently going through similar situation. Did you quit?

[@m3ga_fast600]

I'm going though the same situation.. I'm thinking about quitting and not giving a 2 weeks notice. It's hurting my mental health being at this job

[@f33lnm3too]

I'm feeling the same way now! I've been here for 8 years with only 1 raise, but they want you to bust your butt to get their work finished and plus they don't know how to treat their employees. Like I can't take it anymore. I want out!!!!

[@jhinp0t]

Hell yesss

[@christinepenacerrada6060]

This is so me right now. One thing I've learned is that if you don't love what you do and you're not living and doing what you're passionate about, if you're unhappy then this could be the real red flag you should quit and change your job. Well atleast for me. life is short. worry for nothing. Discover yourself more. there is really nothing wrong being jumpers (well not until you find where you really belong) who knows you'll find what really is for you. Great things never comes from our comfort zone. If you don't like it then get the hell out of it.

[@meganrose8816]

My reason for quitting is bucket A because I'm a minor / my job makes me depressed to the point where I have breakdowns and hate my life... I wanted to be gone... Yes in that way (I know its a sensitive topic, but it's real)... I've applied for another restraunt job, and you're probably like "why would you do that?" Well, I'm in culinary class and a mandatory thing is I have a restraunt job so I have no choice but to start over at a new place. And I have to finish two years of culinary to obtain my Highschool credits to graduate. I won't be going into culinary after all. I hope my life gets better.

[@fk9320]

I'm in Bucket A, I've been job hopping for 8 yrs, I'm just there for paycheck...I really wanna change and become a better version of myself, I can feel I have lots of potential but I'm unable to unlock it...

[@blushmuffin5259]

I figured this part out, thus far. I've been working in customer service for 10 years this year at 3 different companies. I am fed up of it and I am burnt out. I have not quit my most recent job (been here 2 years), because 1. every job search leads be back into customer service, and 2. I don't know what I want to work in next. The pay is good. The job itself is very stressful. I do not want to get stuck in another situation like this one.

[@MegM77]

I’ve been job hopping for a couple of years now and it has just hit me! The only reason I’ve quit all of my jobs is because I’m not happy with what I’m doing for a living. It’s time to change career paths and possibly start working from home and ultimately start working for myself.

[@diviner2347]

Thank you! This triggered a real reason to why I wanna badly quit my job at the moment.

[@Jo71603]

Hi Devine!

[@richmonddaque8077]

Divine Grace Rafanan did you quit already

[@rinarance5830]

My job really affects my health, I'm so stress that it came to a point that I have to lie to my team leader just to have a leave, that keeps on going till now. I just want to quit and find better opportunity in business that I want to have.

[@lifeandmorechannel2987]

Same.....my job is killing me slowly. It creeps up to my bones and giving me nightmares. I have financial obligations so I can’t just quit adds to my anxiety.....😢

[@rinarance5830]

@@lifeandmorechannel2987 I hope things will get better for you soon, mine was really emotionally disturbing, I just can't keep that type of job if it affects my whole life in a wrong way, I don't want to sacrifice my health with a job that can easily replace me but can't keep up with workers benefits.

[@Zzz-dd6fc]

I don't want to quit because I don't have the luxury and I have a great job but I am unhappy. Alot of my reasons sound spoiled but I'm just not happy anymore. I'm tired of waking up when my body doesn't want to. I HATE waking up early. I'm tired of the traffic and hour long commute. Maybe if it was a smooth ride, I would get to work in better spirits. I also know how much I am needed in my position but I am not getting paid as much as my other coworker (which is not as needed to the level that I am). I hate that we only get 1 week paid vacation, even if you've been there for 10 years and I'm tired that they don't allow me flexibility, such as coming in later to avoid the traffic and get alittle more sleep (with no effect on my job duties) or leave work early if I have no workload or during slow season. I crave freedom. How do we fix this? I cant imagine spending another 28 years dealing with all that. What a waste of life on this beautiful planet.

[@cosmicsugarbunny1832]

I had the same discussion with my therapist a few months ago about wanting to quit my 6 year job because of the environment that I was in and he told me exactly what was said in this video. If I’m gonna jump into another job (retail for me) and things don’t change the way I want it to in few months time, then it’s gonna be a never ending cycle. It took me a while to process until a few weeks ago I finally decided that I want to quit to peruse a freelancing career. I’ve always love to create things like art or film, and I rather be doing that then stocking merchandise on the sales floor for the rest of my life.

[@ariannarivera8629]

You are exactly right. The accuracy in this video is insane. Definitely subscribed. Thank you so much

[@Arthurpazeli]

I've found a Job today, your tips really helped me. Thank you Linda :)

[@LindaRaynier]

Thats great Arthur! Congrats!

[@TheAmazingDreamz]

This is exactly me. Thank you Linda, your tips are very helpful, they always make me think, what do I need to do differently to go where I want to go.

[@exoplnt]

Thank you for the good advise. It really helps me think critically about my goals and how to not end up in the same situation in the future.

[@adhamahmed7390]

I’ve listened to a lot of people but your way is amazing.. thank you for being so simple .. keep it up 👍

[@RachelSmets]

I change as soon as I’m really unhappy and learn all the time. Having said that, the JUMP from a paid job to fully online entrepreneur was a BIG FEAR. Now I’m super happy inspiring others through videos and coaching, but it took time to learn. I took time to take the right steps towards it and can now help others through this process, a mix of mindset, clarity, goals, and steps towards the life you desire. Never JUMP! LOVE the process! Happy journey everyone, Rachel Smets Happy journey

[@ChiChaCC]

Thanks for this Linda.. 😊

[@imeldagela9039]

Your Tips helped me a lot

[@patriciacano2566]

@Linda Raynier your positive attitude attract my mind... I was distracted, I was praying to find what I need in order to build my ideas better. Obviously a good job and I found you...👌 keep on rolling with that positive gifts you have. Namaste!

[@rhoadestraveled]

This is exactly what I needed thank you.

[@zachb9965]

i worked for 30 years and i never had a job i loved

[@Marchiasmind]

Very helpful my friend! Thank you.

[@rdgnr8]

I'm starting to feel frustrated at my work. Thank you so much for the Tips

[@fernandaleitao]

Linda, you answered a very important quetion I had. Thanks....

[@chaara9543]

Appreciate this video. I'm about to quit my job. I have learned a lot from this video. Goodjob!

[@xochicuicatlflor]

my reasons are a combination of both.. this is really helpful! I know my future career goals and pursuing a different specific role will be a better fit so I become more well rounded and grow as a leader and educator.

[@DeLisaCarol]

Whats wrong with not knowing what you want... the only way you can find out is trying

[@christinaaquino5439]

goodday!from Philippines! I really adore you ms. linda,thank you very much for your advices,godbless!

[@sarahhe.5455]

This is the best practical advice I came across. Have a plan, don’t quit just because your emotion tells you to

[@itanvargas142]

You have no idea the much this video hepl me. Tank you so much.

[@euleahdaigdigan9662]

I am currently employed and this is also my first job,I've been staying at my current job for about 4 months now and my reasons why I want to quit are split between bucket a and bucket b, bad relationship with my boss then I also think that there are jobs out there that I know I can grow more. I wanted to quit because of financial reasons, but I don't know how to tell it to my next employer when they asked my why I resigned from my previous job. Can you advise me about this? Thanks.

[@evanparcon]

this is perfect Linda! thank you. i will use this to my interview tomorrow. :) ive watched and liked your videos and subscribed! ❤

[@moonryder203]

I love what I do it's just my boss is an insane micromanager! He also let's his workers get away with murder and it affects the moral of the others who take their position seriously. Should I rethink this? Or is this a serious issue and should just go? Thoughts?

[@soniasigur431]

Thanks for creating this video. 🙏

[@lachele7099]

good video, it helped me think of a and b to better prepare myself. thank you Linda.

[@sheilagodinez4991]

What insights..thank you Linda!

[@lindasurena]

Thank you for all advice, I love your videos.

[@NinaBlow]

Thank you! That was so helpful. I really appreciate this video. I love how you communicate. Your communication skills are are like perfect. Could you make a video with some tips? Thanks

[@sabinasoftic3695]

What about being too stressed from your job to be able to finish your college? I love my job. I truly do love it. However, I am constantly having a breakdown since the job is challenging and my college as well. I think it would be really helpful for my health to quit my job and focus on my priority and the moment which is college. Dunno.

[@fauzitalha8888]

This is great stuff.. Thank you for giving what i can think of

[@KillsZombies4U]

This video really opened my eyes to why I want to quit. I realized that im in bucket A and need to work on what I want to do before I quit. Thanks for the advice!

[@TheParty2050]

This is a top notch video, I truly agree and this is what I exactly did. And I am in a very good place now, within the same organisation

[@ronongoco5717]

What if both bucket's are mixed? I want to leave my job because its stressfull and look for a better opportunities. 😊

[@manileung3506]

oh Linda I love you more and more...you aare sooo helpful!

[@cindywong7378]

so cool to see someone who is a B4 alumni publish this

[@jhudielpeco]

This is the best advice on quitting a job in youtube. Kudos! 👍🏼

[@alexmontilla4857]

It was a relief to hear your advice, and yes I am right now on bucket A .I have to admit it, but yes, its true. My one big question to myself is what I really want to do about my career. As I see my friends that they are happy with the life and job they are now.

[@aurora78]

Most of my reasons are bucket A, however I've worked there 8 years, saved enough to take a few months off to plan. So, I think you can be bucket A and not just fall into the same job elsewhere. Sometimes you can't get to bucket B without quitting that bucket A job.

[@tastyDungeon]

so, how'd it go for you?

[@MsPusa25]

Yeah how did it go for you

[@cheyennenew5177]

That was solid, logistic advice I think is useful when applied to the situation.

[@mariancounsellor]

Thank you. This was useful 👍🏽

[@lilian4901]

Well luckily for me, my job is pretty terrible; sedentary, lonely, depressive and miserable, bad for my health both mentally and physically as it is not hygienic, the hours are terrible, the money is too little and the insurance almost non existent, with no potential of growth. And I 'm only 26 years old, healthy, creative and willing to better my life and others' by doing constant changes for the planet and the animals, but I 'm doing the job of an old human without dreams, hopes and interests.The only positive is that I don't have a boss over my head. This is the only reason that has kept me here, because I 've had crappy bosses before. But that's not enough anymore. I have a plan, I want a clean, active job that will wake me up, with better money and insurance, that won't mess my sleeping hours and allow me to find time and inspiration to work on my art skills in hopes of being able to make art my basic income source. I 'm quitting in a month, after I come back from my vacation, as soon as I return I 'll give them 1-2 weeks to find someone else. I 've already made my resume and I 'll start handing it out to some stores I have in mind when I find time, in the meantime I 'm setting aside some money that will cover my needs for a month or so after I quit. I think many of us are job hopping because there are no opportunities where we live to find a decent job in the field that we have studied so we do shitty jobs just so we can make some money, so we are trying to find the lesser between evils.

[@amandadanes8975]

Your comment really reasonated with me...I have been a "job-hopper" in the past and recently took an Administrative Assistant position at a law firm b/c everyone kept telling me that it was such a good job opportunity. My new boss is a hot head and micro-manager, and I don't trust my co-wokers...not to mention that the pay is less than average and the workload is overwhelming. My dream is to be an artist; however, I live in a small town, where decent paying jobs in the creative fields are scarce. After being talked down to at my 90-day employee review this afternoon, I have made the decision that I no longer want to work there...I consider it a toxic environment that is not conducive to my well-being. My advice to you is to do what makes you happy, even if that means "hopping" around a few more jobs until you find one that is in alignment with your passion. Otherwise, you're wasting precious time (and taking a toll on your health) just to remain stuck in a job with no room for growth-- instead of investing in a career that will showcase your talents and fulfill your goals in life. I wish you the best of luck in your future endeavors-- from one fellow artist to another!! ❤🎨

[@daltonramirez4795]

Thank u... very helpful tips, before i leave my current job...thank u bcz u enlightened me...

[@Joseph-lz5er]

Is it weird to quit my job even though the stress level is not too bad ? I generally get along with my co workers and manager but my pay is way to low. Basically living pay check to pay check without saving much money. And that has also hindered my dating life since I cant afford to date!! Haha. I am in my late 30s by the way, and recently obtained my masters degree in the same injustry. Meaning, i can most likely find (well actually hoping) new a position.

[@teammeiels4234]

Thank you linda! 😊

[@pratiksharaut8492]

Completely disagreed. Whats wrong in running away if there is no single positive point to stay?

[@ChenGwen15]

wow... very well said .. it was a relief..Having this feeling at this very moment. I want to get out of here to have a new life. I am not happy at all to what i am doing now. I'm doing the same routine everyday and it's exhausting plus the people around me is so stressful. i feel like i dont deserve any stupid things they are telling me everyday. im fed up. it's about time for me to move forward, look for a much better work than this. Thanks for all your advise Ma'am Linda. it's Very helpful.

[@Bluesnakes333]

Very insightful career video. Great advice. Thanks 🙏

[@bizzwalove]

Seriously, nothing wrong w job hopping... Plans didn't work for me. You can't control life. I just didn't give up and kept job hopping and it landed me where I never would've imagined. I couldn't have planned this out....

[@TheRealestRT]

Great video

[@mimiwilliams7281]

Enlightening video 👍🏾

[@sukhmaidickoff]

You´ve got many good and valid points....not the usual mumbo-jumbo i have watched in 95% of the other videos that came out when I searched KZbin for "I am tired of my job".

[@HappiFix]

what if we want to quit our life?

[@SharlenesJourney]

Happi Fix same 😥

[@blushmuffin5259]

Seek help or try something new. It may be your chosen career path is making you generally unhappy with life. I should know. I'm in the middle of it.

[@pete5668]

there is help out there for that, for sure. Don't give up!

[@evelic]

I don't know why this made me laugh. It's sounded so ironic yet so real.

[@ndk4]

True story

[@im651546]

I love this video. Now I’m thinking.

[@madzdiaries3757]

Very helpful video 😊

[@shirinilkhan5165]

Hi Linda, I just watched your video about improving one's resume and at the end of the video you mentioned that there was a link to another video about resume hacks, however I didn't see any link. Will you please post that link again? Thank you for all of your advice so far and I am continuing to watch the rest of your videos. Thanks again!

[@ayomikunpaseda5688]

I really hope that someone who’s going through such a hard time at work doesn’t see your video for the first time and start blaming themselves for wanting to remove themselves for toxic work environments that don’t serve them. For the past few months I have been suicidal because of my work and the pressure my managers put on me (I’ve got all types- the bully, the micromanager and the one who just wants to sleep with me) and coming on here to see that I’m a jumper or a coward from running away from the situation is just sad and victim blaming. Life is too short to care about what your resume indirectly says about you. Use your platform better sis!

[@SJones-kk5lg]

Please take paid stress leave. See a therapist. This will not only help your health but will add to building a legal case and unemployment insurance case if it comes to it.

[@berniejrc]

It help a lot. Thankssss

[@corinto1977]

In my 20's I stayed at job I did not like, very stressful and one I new from the first day I had made a mistake accepting. I stayed for the same reasons mentioned on the video. Big mistake. Should've listen to my gut and leave rather sooner that later. Ended up staying 4 painful years. Trust your instincts and leave if you don't see the situation improving.

[@williamroberson7239]

Thank,s Linda

[@v3ra]

Great video!!!! Thanks

[@Jo71603]

Hi Vera!

[@v3ra]

Marty Roe Hi Marty! :)

[@Jo71603]

What's new with you Vera?

[@katyphelan3722]

i work part time and tired of my job and want something different but don't have a back up plan and my parents want a say in it why do they I'm 38 yrs old they think i can't make the decision on my own .?

[@felixalmira6325]

Thanks linda

[@TheMoneyMakingMentor]

It not always the job or the company ,it's the people

[@jennmemphis]

This is such a great video. I’ve literally been thinking about quitting my job all afternoon and it’s because I’m angry. If I took another job I would just be transferring within the same company that I’ve been out for 20 years and probably end up with the same frustrating situations over and over again.

[@lifeandmorechannel2987]

I am suicidal because of my job. I can’t stress that enough. What’s holding me back is my finances. I hate hate hate hate my job! Been in this job for 10yrs! It’s creeping in my bones, sucking my soul. It is mentally draining. The whole 8hrs is mentally draining! It is a difficult difficult difficult, stressful job! I can’t deal with it. I lost a lot of weight, i had panic attack and anxiety. I hate it!

[@lazarusblackwell6988]

I don't have a job and i am watching a video on how to quit my job.

[@sidharthrajput727]

Hi, There is this guy in India I know, he owns a business in the wellness industry and looking for people to work with him. If it's fine with you, you can contact him on ([phone]. Stay Positive🙂

[@user-fq9ev3ti7w]

Nice video. Thank You. I subscribe.

[@jefflaniajiffy3375]

I thought this video would be helpful, but these comments are the real help. Thank you all.

[@alejandrofernandez4529]

best "quit your job" video. Great!

[@MagickalMermaid]

What if you are a "jumper" because of a medical condition. However, I don't want to be on disability, so bc I don't yet have a degree in the field I want to be in...I jump around to the only jobs that will accept me for now? My current job is super restrictive and is not conducive to my well being at all. But putting the fact that I have a disability which causes me to leave jobs isn't really a good thing to do either. So I jump until I can get somewhere that I can tolerate until I reach my personal goals. I used to be able to stay at jobs for a long time....but I find its harder to do now.

[@johnbyerlein6682]

Excellent insights, just would have loved having this wisdom would have helped me tremendously. I had an undiagnosed ASD for 60 years and got very ineffective career counsel as many of my internal and emotional issues were never effectively addressed with therapy.

[@PaulDickson7]

You're amazing!

[@AuthorJanaeMarie]

I've been at the same job for four years. I am ready to move on. Already found a new job and not enough hours. I deserve better.

[@MrThedr1975]

i am only at my job because of the insurance for chronic health issues i am stuck with. i was screwed over by a judge for disability so i am not only going to work sick everyday but to a job i hate.

[@X-Factor-by2kz]

Thank you for posting this insightful video. I fall under Bucket A. I've been in retail (supermarket) for 21 years, and 13 of those years are from my current job. I have seen a lot of things over that time and I conclude that it's just getting worse. Lately I feel a lot of anxiety before going to work. We are understaffed and overworked. Then dealing with an onslaught of customers, many are rude or mean and take things out on you. We have to work most holidays. In the grand scheme of things, seniority doesn't seem to mean a lot. The company keeps changing the requirements to receive benefits to suit them and not the employees. There is a lot of micromanagement. I feel bored, unhappy, depressed, anxiety, and dread sometimes. It's a pay check but my mental health is taking a beating. And it doesn't help with the Covid-19 being around and not being able to do much. Feels like I lack quality time for myself. The work itself isn't difficult but rather it's how things are run and the decisions made at the top is what makes it bad.