Not entirely sure about the right time but I will list out the occasions when I had quit
When appraisals were skipped over because the company was going through some tough times while the CEO posted on LinkedIn in not so many words that they had the best financial year
Promised a specific role when joining but ended up assigning work that wasn't even remotely related
Questioned about work ethics when I already had a proven track record of delivering multiple projects before the expected timeframe (Basically wanted to work in office as I was working remotely hence brought up BS reasons)
Toxic managers, had to attend two stand ups every day and basically give an almost hourly progress on things with work hours extending up to 14+ hours because of the delays the managers introduced.
In general if you think you are learning stuff on the job, have a good enough work life balance and mostly decent pay for the experience you have then you are good to stay there for a while. If any one of them is missing then it is best to start planning for a switch.
When the above question comes to mind . That is the right time.
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2020
I am thinking to put papers I am currently having 6.5 years of experience and recently I got a offer in a product based company but this is very small US based firm which is having office only in hyderabad in india.
My peers are saying ...
I am thinking to put papers I am currently having 6.5 years of experience and recently I got a offer in a product based company but this is very small US based firm which is having office only in hyderabad in india.
My peers are saying ...
I want to know the right time to switch? How much time should someone with 5-7 yrs of experience in product / business strategy spend in one company (ideally)?
Context: I am in a product strategy role where I am working with the founde...
