I am trying from education sector into programming sector. I have some plans to finish some my projects until end of this month and check what other programmers say about it. If feedback is good maybe I will get some job offer.
Do you quit your job for a better opportunity?
- Thread starter Bango
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Money is the principal thing that we are looking for. If you can show me a financial advantage over the current thing I am doing, I would leave your organization as soon as possible.
Majority of the people would go for better opportunities.
You cheat yourself when you fail to take a better opportunity. That's because your organization won't fail to fire you if the conditions demand. There is no loyalty in the workplace.
A smart person is always going to change their job whenever they have a better one that is playing the more because your responsibility keeps increasing on daily basis and you need more money to take care of them.
I believe it is only people who are passionate about the particular job that will stay. But if you need financial growth you probably grab a better opportunity.
It is the dream of every workers to quit their present job when they see better offers elsewhere. This is very rampart in the labour market. In order to avoid this scenario, business owners must ensure their workers are well treated so as to encourage them in their services.
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Yes. Of course, more salary means more work and more pressure. Sometimes people don't like changes and prefer to continue their previous work But the better opportunity is always worth the risk
It is not advisable to quit your job while in the course of looking for better alternatives. You would keep your present job while still looking for another better job. Don't quit your job until you are sure of appointment in the next job.
This can be only when you receive appointment letter with date to resume at the new work. " you don't empty water in the pot just because of rain thunderstorm".
This can be only when you receive appointment letter with date to resume at the new work. " you don't empty water in the pot just because of rain thunderstorm".
I wouldn't quit my job for a better opportunity. I'd continue with my job as a side hustle and attempt the seemingly better job to see if you can cope with it. I never can tell the amount of work and pressure that await me there, just so I wouldn't end up regretting. Until I'm sure I can handle it, I just wouldn't quit.
That's true, there are people who do not like changes actually. They like to be stuck in a particular job for a very long time.
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Yes, sometimes stability is better and sometimes it is time for change. In general, it depends on the person and life circumstances. A better job opportunity means you will earn more but some people don't like change and are happy with who they are
No worker would prefer to remain for long in an establishment, he would be seeking for better alternative with better pay.
But it not safe to quit your present job for the sake of searching fir better alternative. You have to continuing working in your present job until you are to secure the alternative job elsewhere.
But it not safe to quit your present job for the sake of searching fir better alternative. You have to continuing working in your present job until you are to secure the alternative job elsewhere.
