JoblessAss

Need your opinion - Planning to Resign

I’m a digital marketing job where my manager was fired a week before.

Now they have moved me under another person for reporting but he is so bossy and attitudes and mainly he never understands marketing. He is more of an operation guy.

Life is getting toxic under him as for each and everything need to explain a lot and he gives me random other work which is not relevant to me and takes time.. just after my old manager went, I’m spending like 12-14 hours everyday.. too much off mental stress..

Also the founder believes him more than anyone in company.

So I’m planning to resign immediately, I don’t have any job offer and so far just giving interview in 2 company’s since last week but I guess it will take more time to get a job as market scenario is not good..

I’m ok to take a hit for 1-2 month for now as resigning immediately and just focus on getting a better job.

So need your thoughts and opinion on this..

13mo ago

AITookMyJob

Startup13mo

Multiple by 2-3 whatever is your normal turnaround time to get a job. This market is not normal.

If you have runway for those many months, you can go for it. Otherwise, suck it up for a few more weeks and increase your savings.

JoblessAss

Jobless13mo

Got it, thanks

ProfessionalCurser

Stealth13mo

Since you have dependents and the current market is very very very volatile, 2 months runway is not sufficient. I know it sounds harsh but please try to land an offer first and then quit. One suggestion is asking for sabbatical meanwhile or faking dengue if you can and taking leaves. Use that time to job hunt like crazy.

Stillgrowing

Stealth13mo

My suggestion: Pls don’t do it, if you have family and you’re the sole earner. I got laid off in Feb, company paid till June. Had given multiple interviews but didn’t convert. Interview calls were there only till July. Since last 2 months, I hardly got any interview calls or short lists.

Market is very bad. Companies are taking your suggestions(in the form of assignments), but not selecting. Specially in digital marketing(options are pretty less).

Until you get a job, my suggestion would be to continue working. I know it’s difficult but the horror of not getting job and staying jobless will be even more unpleasant.

JoblessAss

Jobless13mo

Oh, this makes me little more scared seeing the job market. Are you from digital marketing field and saying it’s been 4–5 months you’re not able to get job ??

I can see lot of opening but the packages are very very less to what I get now.

Stillgrowing

Stealth13mo

Yes. It’s actually been almost 8 months. Since the past 2-3 months, there had been hardly any openings. Yea, for senior people that packages quoted are pretty low.

Jack3d

Unicorn13mo

If you’re confident in your decision and feel your intuition- just do it. But don’t forget to account for dependents if any

JoblessAss

Jobless13mo

Thanks, I’m not that well confident but I’m feeling that if I leave the job.. then can focus and get a new one in 2 months time.

Yes have a family and I’m only earning member, wife is homemaker but can withstand 2 months as don’t have any EMIs.. it’s just monthly rent, expense etc. So that’s why feeling to take the decision.

somefinetofu

Stealth13mo

Don't do it. Get at least 6 months money in the bank. Try to set boundaries in the meantime. Outright refuse to work more than 7-8 hours. What's the worst that can happen? You were anyway planning to quit.

tenxengineer

PhonePe13mo

I've been caught in layoff in September and even with 6-7 months runway, I'm seeing more mental tension because we never know what can happen in this market. Resign only if you believe you can tackle that.

My advice instead, would be to try and make up with this new guy. Try scheduling more one on one calls and ask him about his opinions, looking like you're trying to show interest in learning. That should reduce the amount of work you get a bit, iff he believes you're learning to adapt.

Search for new job in the meanwhile.

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