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Is It Time For a New Job? Four Signs You Should Know to Move On

Have you found the working day challenging to get through lately? Perhaps you’ve been pondering getting a new job to get more enjoyment from what you do. With the rising living costs, many people are also looking for jobs that pay more than their current job.

It can be hard to tell whether now is the right time to move on or whether to stay and ride out the storm. 

Below, our collaborative blog provides the signs to be on the lookout for and realize it’s time to get a new job.

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Four Signs You Should Know to Move On

More Flexibility

Life changes all the time. If something has recently changed, you may need more flexibility for personal matters. For instance, if you have returned to work after maternity leave or have an elderly parent who suddenly needs more care. Finding a work/life balance can be challenging but more achievable with an employer’s support.

If your employer isn’t supportive or you can’t find the balance you need, it may be time to start looking for a job with more flexibility or different working hours.

Job Satisfaction

A job isn’t just about earning Money. If you have been in the same position for decades, you will also need some form of job satisfaction. Having a job that you’re passionate about can make going to work much easier. 

Being passionate about a particular industry or role can also make the application process for a new job more manageable. Did you know that only 33% of job seekers trust the application process? If you don’t trust the application process and are applying for jobs you don’t want, you are unlikely to do your best.

You Feel Undervalued

When you work hard, it’s nice to feel appreciated. Your employer can do that in many ways, from personal thanks and positive feedback to rewards. If you’re not getting any appreciation at work, you may start to feel undervalued.

All the above, and more, may lead to you wanting to avoid going to work or finding it difficult to see the point in making an effort to reach goals in the workplace. If so, look for a workplace where your talent is appreciated.

You Have New Opportunities

New opportunities can come when you least expect them. You may be offered a unique chance by an industry competitor, someone you know through networking or even a friend. The decision to leave your current job may feel uncomfortable, yet it is the right thing to do for job satisfaction.

Consider your options and weigh the pros and cons of taking on a new opportunity. On the one hand, it could be an exciting new adventure with plenty of opportunities to climb the career ladder. On the other hand, you will be starting from scratch somewhere new with much learning ahead. Therefore, it is best to think through all possibilities to select wisely.

In Conclusion: Is It Time For a New Job? 4 Signs You Should Move On

Seeking a new job is almost a gamble as to whether it may work out better. But we only know once we try. Remaining in a position where Growth is not possible decreases enthusiasm and the desire to put in our best work. Knowing it’s time to move on and creating a list of your must-haves for a new job can put you on a better career track.

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Sales Tips: Time For a New Job

1. You are questioning whether it is time for new job signals that you may be better off seeking new work.
2. When enthusiasm for showing up daily for work diminishes, it is best to consider your options.
3. One caution is not to seek work at your current level but at least one step above to recapture enthusiasm while learning.
4. Before an interview, list everything that currently annoys you to ensure you ask questions diplomatically regarding the new company’s thoughts.
5. Muster enthusiasm before each interview by exercising and telling yourself, ‘you got this!’
6. In job interviews, please do not take the manager’s word for what he reveals; ask to speak with team members, too.
7. Should an interview question sound peculiar, ask for clarification so you may give a better reply.
8. At the end of an interview, and if the job is likable, ask how you did and if they would like to set a second-round appointment.
9. Line up 3-5 interviews within a few days to realize the better environment and offer for you.
10. Celebrate Success!

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Elinor Stutz International Best-Selling Author

Elinor Stutz broke through barriers long before doing so was popular. Against all the odds, she defied the theme “women can’t sell” to become the top producer at every company she ever worked for, ignoring attempts to get her to quit.

Eleven years later, I lay motionless on a stretcher with an irreparably broken neck. Two visions appearing before me, and a brilliant gold light encasing my entire body, gave me a reason to believe I would recover. I wholeheartedly knew I was about to empower audiences far and wide. At the moment, I negotiated a full recovery with the promise to be of service. The surgeon and hospital staff anointed me with the title “The Walking Miracle.”

As the CEO of Smooth Sale, Stutz adapted the motto, “Believe, Become, Empower.” Believe in yourself; Become the person you envision; Empower your audience to do the same. Stutz is on the Social Media Committee for Inclusion Allies Coalition devoted to Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.