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should I jump or wait to be pushed?

  • 27-08-2008 8:25am
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    LegacyUser
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    I was made redundant from a position a few months ago, so before that position finished I had arranged to start an new job, which I thought would be OK.

    However after a few weeks in the position I realised that the work was monotonous and also not really suited to my particular skills (I am able to do the work, but I doubt if I would ever be very good at it), so when I was offered another job, that was ideal for me, I accepted and verbally told them I was leaving.

    Unfortunately due to the current economic climate that job vanished just days after I accepted it, so I had to tell my current boss that I would be staying after all. He seemed to be alright about it.

    BUT I have since found out that he is now considering letting me go after all, I don't know how soon before he decides whether to keep me on or not.

    With that in mind I have been trying to find another position anyway just in case, I know that something will eventually turn up and I don't have any immediate money worries such as a big mortgage.

    So my question is "Is it better for me to just tell them I'm leaving anyway or should I stick at it until they decide its time for me to go ?"

    (The ideal situation would be for me to get a new position first, but I know that will probably take another month or two)


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