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How you know when it's time to leave - by Molly Graham

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There are three connected posts in this series. This one, Choosing your next job, and Taking time off. I hope they’re helpful to you! Ever since I wrote the post on burn out, I’ve been wanting to write about how you know when it’s time to leave a job. It’s a particular moment when I’ve seen a lot of friends and colleagues feel totally stuck or confused or lost, and I don’t think we talk about it enough. By “it” I mean, how do you tell the difference between issues or concerns that are solvable inside your current company and ones that aren’t? Over the years of making my own decisions and helping friends, I developed a set of tools that really help me figure out how to piece apart what’s going on for me and what the right decision is. Subscribe When I was struggling with burn out at Facebook, I couldn't figure out what was wrong. A friend of mine pointed out that “your valleys are getting closer together” and it is a phrase that has stuck with me ever since. Every job has low point

How you know when it's time to leave Molly Graham Feb 17, 2022 ∙ Paid 32 1 Share 👋Hi! I'm Molly. This is where I share the lessons I’ve learned from building fast-moving, messy, ambitious companies. For more from me, you can also find me on the WorkLife Podcast , on LinkedIn , and in Glue Club, a community for leaders who care about building great companies . There are three connected posts in this series. This one, Choosing your next job , and Taking time off . I hope they’re helpful to you! Ever since I wrote the post on burn out , I’ve been wanting to write about how you know when it’s tim

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