I Hate my Job; Should I Quit to Look for a New One

I Hate my Job; Should I Quit to Look for a New One If you’ve never heard someone in your inner circle utter the words “I hate my job,” then.. wait, never mind â€" of course you’ve heard someone say this before.“I hate my job,” is a statement I hear all too often, and for so many different reasons.We have all, at one point or another, found ourselves in a work-related situation that makes us frustrated enough to question whether we are in the right place or not. Irritating coworkers, power-tripped-out bosses, overwhelming job demands â€" no matter the issue, it is only human to find yourself in a situation where you realize you’ve reached your max tolerance capacity for the work environment.evalI often think of the well-circulated meme of the frustrated work employee throwing his hands A meaningful and thorough job search takes time. Landing in your dream job will not happen overnight. Some interview processes can take weeks, and even when it seems you have a guaranteed offer in your hands, you’ve only just begun the n egotiations process.It would only be natural that an unemployed person on the hunt for a new career may begin making hasty decisions out of need to cover responsibilities, which could certainly throw a wrench into the whole “making a wise career move” idea.Finally, there’s that whole “stress” issue. While it may feel like leaving that awful job behind will ease you of all your worries…think again. By eliminating a job before you’ve secured a new one, you are only opening the door to unwanted stress.If you’re anything like me, added stress is the LAST thing you’d like to add to your daily life.evalWe urge you to job search responsibly!Taking the right steps into a successful and meaningful future means leaving your past behind, with dignity. We are just as eager as you to help get you on your way towards your career dreams.Remember: It’s YOUR Career. Refresh. Revive. Renew.