And when you do quit, be sure to research the next company at http://www.cubecheck.com and find a good one so you don't fall in to the same trap.
Scottof CA1:50AM July 07, 2010
I am from China,it is very happy to write some words here.
徐广顺9:31PM July 03, 2010
Great point, Karen. The more you can do to plan for the transition, the fewer unnecessary and avoidable bumps and bruises you'll feel along the way.
Curt Rosengrenof WA8:07PM July 01, 2010
It really is important not to make a decision when you are angry, sad or too frustrated...that can compound the problem, too. Equally important is to make sure you have a cushion before truly deciding to quit...nothing worse than quitting a job then finding all the bills piling up while looking for your next job.
Karen, The Resume Chick (on Google and Twitter if you need me)
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