By skyforbes 
My friend resigned without a job offer last Friday, and why it was the best decision ever.
Not having another job lined up might sound reckless to some, but you can’t tolerate a mentally draining work environment.
Here’s what you should look for in the next job:
(Absence of these should pull the resignation cord)
1. If They Value You, They’ll Fight to Keep You.
– Promotions, raises, even guilt trips—they’ll try it all when you leave.
– But putting ‘yourself first’ is NOT disloyalty.
Your job is not your family, no matter what they tell you.
2. Once You Decide to Leave, Stick to It.
– Trust yourself, the decision to leave was the right one if your gut’s been screaming at you.
3. Hard Work Pays Off, Even if You Walk Away.
– Things still worked out.
If you dread work every morning, that’s your sign to move on.
4. The Company Will Drop You Without Blinking.
– They’ll lay you off if they have to, without a second thought.
– Why should you hesitate to leave a toxic environment that’s burning you out?
No job is worth your mental health.
No matter how much you give, ‘it’s never enough.’ Your well-being should always come first.
The Cold Reality 💔
– Companies prioritize survival. They’ll cut you loose if it suits them.
– Loyalty is a one-way street—and that street often leads to burnout.
Don’t confuse commitment with compromise.
– Leaving a toxic job isn’t a failure, it’s self-preservation.
– The right opportunity is out there. Go find it.
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