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Jason14h · 03-29-2022, 01:44 PM

Leaving an existing job with a baby and wife at home for a lower paying job with less flexibility seems …. Not smart

The reality is most of these people who quit their high paying jobs to find them self / find something they enjoy are able too because they already have the financial stability to allow it

If you don’t like your current job go looking but don’t settle for something that pays less and has less flexibility. It’s a job searchers market right now.

You will be a lot more stressed if you don’t have time with the family or are struggling to pay bills then what you are facing at work (most likely)

However some of your past posts do give us a very stressed tone . So ultimately if you literally hate your job leave . Just don’t settle on another job as you will be in the same spot in 6 months

03-29-2022, 01:44 PM	#12
Jason14h Franchise Player Join Date: Oct 2005 Exp:	Leaving an existing job with a baby and wife at home for a lower paying job with less flexibility seems …. Not smart The reality is most of these people who quit their high paying jobs to find them self / find something they enjoy are able too because they already have the financial stability to allow it If you don’t like your current job go looking but don’t settle for something that pays less and has less flexibility. It’s a job searchers market right now. You will be a lot more stressed if you don’t have time with the family or are struggling to pay bills then what you are facing at work (most likely) However some of your past posts do give us a very stressed tone . So ultimately if you literally hate your job leave . Just don’t settle on another job as you will be in the same spot in 6 months Last edited by Jason14h; 03-29-2022 at 01:47 PM.