The Great Resignation is here to stay, even amid inflation. Here are four signs that you should quit your job, according to GoBankingRates.com.  

There’s no room for growth 

Being stuck in a rut is not a good place to be. If you feel like your current position is setting you back in achieving your career goals, it may be time to hand in your resignation letter.  

You feel disrespected  

A toxic work environment can affect your ability to get your job done. Being mistreated by your peers and not supported by management is a sign you should look elsewhere.  

You’re underpaid 

When researching positions like yours you might come across a salary range. Doing this investigation might reveal that you’re underpaid. Websites like Glassdoor are good tools for this.  

Your job is making you sick 

Your mental health is important and can really affect the quality of your work. If you feel physically ill, nauseous, depressed, stressed, or anxious, it could mean your job is taking a toll on your mental and emotional wellbeing.  

Read more about signs you need to quit your job on GoBankingRates.com.  

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