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By George Dodson


There are many people today who quit their jobs for various reasons. As you head to a job that you feel that is sucking too much of your energy without having to provide you with the salery that you deserve, you'll definitely opt to quit that job.

This will then lead you to the question "Is this the kind of job that I want?". Do I have other choices? Monday to Friday of exhausting work and then just have a breathe of fresh air during Saturdays and Sundays?

You begin to feel that you're wasting your future over the wrong career choice.

This problem however can be dealt with accordingly. There are those which made a decision to quit their job and focused on running their own business or pursued a more meaningful employment or job.

Prior to actually resigning from your job it is important that you think through your reasons.

You need to ask yourself if this decision is brought about long term issues from working or just something that is just decided in a heated moment. Should you be having difficulties in achieving your goals in your job then it would be wise for you to resign.

You would also need a good understanding of your current situation. Know the things that make you want to quit your current job. Is it because you prefer to do things your own way and don't want others to interfere? Or could it be that you don't feel the respect from your colleagues? Or is it because you're doing something that you really don't want to do.

Because you're leaving your job you're not enjoying doesn't mean you'll get a better job. Think carefully if the decision you've chosen will help you attain your goals. Leaving a job which no longer help you attain your goals does not necessarily mean that you are heading for the right direction - leaving your job only aids the discomfort, pain or stress which you are feeling. Try to ask yourself if you are looking for a job with lots of breaks or free time. Would you prefer a job that gives you more responsibility? Or perhaps little or no responsibility? Would you like to work using your creativity? Something that is more complex? Be specific with what you want and what you would like to do in your life.

A plan for quitting the job you have should also something that you should prepare. Action speaks louder than words as they say but it is also important that you think of your actions first. As soon as you've made up your mind to achieve something once you've quit your job, lay out a plan on how you can take that route. You don't want to leave your job without a well thought out plan. Prior to actually quitting you can research job openings you really want or spaces for rent if you are looking to have a business after quitting.

Having to lay out a plan you can execute after your resignation reinforces your decision. This plan will then help you with a step-by-step strategy on how you can recover from leaving your job. The plan will even boost your confidence and will help you look forward to better opportunities. You can then sign that resignation letter and hand it over to your company boss after setting up a plan - a plan of which can take you some place better where you are now.




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