I have 3.6+ years of experience in software development, I recently resigned from my current company and have been actively interviewing for new opportunities. However, my manager has already started the transition process and it's likely that I will be released in the next 15 days. The challenge is that I don't have an offer in hand yet.
I'm at a crossroads and not sure whether I should consider retaining my current position or take the risk and continue giving interviews, hoping something comes through soon.
I’d really appreciate any advice or insights from those who’ve faced a similar situation or anyone with suggestions on how to handle this!
Take risks and try hard for new opportunities
New role is best... Going back is stepping down yourself and work would never improve...
Try new job
Without an offer, it's risky. Consider negotiating to stay until you secure a new job. Confidence is key, but ensure financial stability. Weigh risks and act wisely.
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