To clarify: I’m obviously going to stay at a job if it pays like 10 times what I normally make. Let’s assume the job just pays average, and the position is just particularly awful even compared to similar ones.

Of course I guess “hating” a job can take many forms… Being in a dead-end job, having toxic managers/coworkers, bad location, etc…

  • Hikermick@lemmy.world
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    7 hours ago

    It’s more advantageous to seek a new job while still employed. New employer will have to at least match what you get at your current job to lure you away. A friend who does hiring for his company told me he avoids hiring anyone who’s been out of work for six months. That’s how long unemployment benefits last in our state. He reasoned someone who milks it for every penny before looking for a new job is lazy