Question 1

How do I know if I should quit my job?

Accepted Answer

Look at patterns, not bad weeks. Reliable signals include stalled growth after you've asked for more, values you have to check at the door, compensation that stays below market after raising it, and a workplace that costs you health or relationships. This quiz scores ten of those signals to show whether you're looking at a fixable situation or an exit.

Question 2

Should I quit before finding another job?

Accepted Answer

Usually not. Searching while employed gives you leverage, income, and patience to be selective. The exceptions are health and safety: if work is damaging either, leaving first can be the right call. Either way, resign professionally — a clean exit protects references.

Question 3

What if my job is fixable?

Accepted Answer

Then fix it deliberately: name the problem to your manager, ask for the specific change, and set a private deadline for visible progress. A raise conversation, a scope change, or a team switch resolves many mid-range scores. What you shouldn't do is re-run the same complaint cycle annually without a deadline.

Question 4

Do I need to sign up to take this quiz?

Accepted Answer

No. The quiz is free and requires no account. At the end you'll see your result and can optionally subscribe to a weekly digest of calmer companies and roles.

Should I Quit My Job?