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When Is it Time to Quit?

By Marty Nemko

Might there be a better job out there for you?

What can you do today?
These questions adapted from the Harvard Management Update may help you decide: Do I feel my work is important? Do I know what's expected of me? Do I have the resources to do my job right? Do I get to use my best skills every day? Do I receive adequate recognition for good work? Do my co-workers do quality work? Does my supervisor or other colleague(s) seem to care about me as a person? Do my opinions count? Do I have the opportunity to grow?

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