i quit my big 4 corporate job with nothing lined up. what now? ✨️

Are you feeling stuck, burnt out, or uninspired in your current job and wondering if it’s time to move on? I quit my job, and in this video, I share 5 key tips to help you determine if quitting your job is the right decision for you. Understanding when to leave a job can be tough, but making the right choice is essential for your career growth and personal well-being.
💡 What You'll Learn:
- Life working a big corporate job
- The pros and cons of quitting a stable 9-5 job
- How to assess your job satisfaction and fulfilment
- The importance of work-life balance
- Understanding the impact of your job on mental and physical health
- Considering financial stability before quitting
- What to do post job resignation
- How to use chatGPT to give you an edge with job applications
📌 Timestamps:
00:00 GenZ is lazy
01:07 You are just a number in the big corporate world
02:31 I quit my job working at a big 4
03:00 What's the identity you've built around your fancy job title
06:31 Why do you want to quit your job
07:16 Make a pros and cons list to help with decision-making
11:42 The grass isn't always greener
12:25 Make a decision and stick to it
13:53 What's your plan after resigning from your job?
20:04 How to use ChatGPT for job applications
21:15 It's okay not to be okay
25:48 Some words of encouragement
26:24 There's no perfect time to quit
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Hiya, I'm Anjy. My goal is to inspire curiosity and elevate the quality of our lives beyond manifestations and self affirmations. I intend to challenge 'popular beliefs' through thought-provoking discussions and provide practical insights grounded in NEUROSCIENCE and PSYCHOLOGY.
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[@ThinkingOutLoudWithAnjy]

If you need support with job interviews, comment down below, and I'll definitely make a video to help you out 😊

[@adammorra3813]

Really good and helpful advice. Sometimes the money and the benefits keep us at a job longer than we should stay. I want to quit without any other job lined up but being almost 40, it's a very different game for me at this age.

[@ThinkingOutLoudWithAnjy]

Thanks for watching, I'm glad you found it useful.
I think it all depends on the level of support you've got around you, especially if you can't rely on your savings.
I don't know what your situation is like, so I can't give specific advice tailored to you. But I hope you figure out a way to prioritise your well-being without suffering financially :)

[@adammorra3813]

@ThinkingOutLoudWithAnjy i wont suffer financially or can risk it because i have no kids, no partner, no debt. I think its more about loosing a well paying job and remote benefits that might not be easy to come by again. Especially when you grow up poor, your scarcity mindset plays into everything.

[@ThinkingOutLoudWithAnjy]

Ahh I see. My advice would be a leave of absence then. Does your job let you take time off for an extended period of time? Perhaps you're burnout, and what you need is a long break. If you can take a 6-month break, for example, and still have a job to come back to, I believe that'd be ideal :)

[@adammorra3813]

@ThinkingOutLoudWithAnjy thank you for replying back! Unfortunately no, they do not allow long term leave. I dont think I would want to come back anyways. The issue is they just spent 50k relocating me about 8 months ago and now I already want to quit so I feel guilty about that and "wasting" the money but I found this situation is truly not for me. Luckily i dont think i have to pay any of it back.

[@ThinkingOutLoudWithAnjy]

So is it the job you're dissatisfied with or the company?
It's okay to feel bad, but ultimately, you have to make the decision that's best for you. They'll be alright 🤣