What to Do If You're in the Wrong Job | Should You Quit Your Job?

WHAT TO DO IF YOU'RE IN THE WRONG JOB | SHOULD YOU QUIT?

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In this video I'm going to go through 4 tips if you feel that you're in the wrong job or career. I’m going to talk to you about what you should be thinking about and doing if you feel like you’re on the wrong career path but you’re not yet ready to quit. If you've been asking "what to do if you're in the wrong job", "should you quit your job?" then this video is for you! Stay tuned!

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[pnoipr]

LINDA, i got my dream job at my dream hospital, based on your interview tips on "tell me about yourself" " weakness" "where do i see myself in 5 years" "right fit" "virtual interview skills" THANK YOU LINDA!

[MyJmac]

I was thinking of changing job last night, and then a notification from Linda popped up. This is very on time.

[PurplePinkRed]

I've recently started a new role (1.5 months). I'm not loving it. It is still a step up from my previous role and previous employer. I work with a micromanager who will be leaving on materity leave soon. I just need to hold out until then so I can run the workflow my way.

[ThankHeaven]

I made a job change. I loved the people at my previous employer and should have explored options longer. I make more money but, I am miserable. These are great tips! I will think critically before accepting a new position.

[jemilagulston]

I quit my job yesterday, the salary is very small and little room for growth

[linhlecute]

1. Get raw and real with yourself.
2. See, feel and taste your ideal job/work/career.
3. Start scoping.
4. Have an END game.

[Babygirlkae]

I hate the actual work I do and the kind of clients I have to talk to in this type of work; the work and those people annoy me every day. I don’t mind my coworkers/boss and the other departments I work with. I don’t mind the 9-5. So I’m trying to change jobs within my building and go to a completely different department. I honestly have no idea what I even want to do.. I feel burnt out altogether.

[LorinczD]

I love my current job but no scope for much progression, I think now it's high time to look for better opportunities and a healthy work environment. Always appreciate great tips from your videos and try to implement those !

[xylofon]

Dear Linda
Each video of yours is a true gem and I am so thankful I found your videos
Your clarification and explanation of the situations that one might be stuck in are PRICELESS thank you, keep up the great work and all the best

[salamcareers]

Great advice Linda, visualizing how would be the “ideal” job will set realistic expectations to realize wether we want to change or not.

[anishprasad]

To be honest, majority out there don't have an ideal job in their mindset. I'm included too.

[Bluesnakes]

What is important to me in a job,

• steadfast/stable where I can easily develop a daily routine (with minor fluctuations in basic tasks). Same work hours. Predictable. I’m great at repetition, and improving what I do each time, the longer I do it.

• A job that I can progress in, through continuing education and in rank (climbing the “corporate ladder”)

• Nice people
• The work is mostly independent from others where I do not heavily rely on others and they don’t rely on me except for some support. I’m a good team player but I get annoyed when others don’t do things the way they should

• A great leader, fair/unbiased, values the way we do things (technique and mindset) more than only results or budget.

• Basically that things are done correctly in well designed processes, we are in compliance with laws (a given) and our goal is to improve as time goes on as a company.

• Actions that improve company morale (taking days off at appropriate times of year, excellent training program for new hires, prevent burn out, etc)

[poonamtambe]

Thank you Linda for advise ❤ it's helpful

[shaniquecarter]

Always Informative. I appreciate every information. Keep doing the great work.

[mariellazavala]

I’ve been thinking of changing careers for 1 year now ... I have been putting it off because I’m nervous & I feel like I’m in a mid life crisis ( I’ll be 30 this summer ) and I need to move on & I feel like my current job isn’t getting me anywhere... I don’t feel challenged and I don’t see myself here any longer ... ( I’m only here for insurance & also for the pay ... it’s not the best pay but it’s ehh manageable🤷‍♀️) I’m looking for a lifetime Career! Not “ just a job” anymore ! 🤞😣🤞

[dariodasilvajunior]

Thanks very Much, Linda Rayner! Welcome to 2021 and will be the best year for all us.

[naturallyfreeandfinance]

What if just a overwhelming workload and you have expressed you need help but the help is not being provided?

[kakkadhrishti]

Can you please help us with a video of
1. How to manage work and daily life
2. Is it ok to stay office after duty hours if my manager forcing me to?
3. Is it ok to say NO when manager ask me to come for work on weekends without paying overtime or compensation leave
4. How do make my manager understand that I'm putting my full effort on work by the time he bullying.
5. Is it common to take coffee breaks inbetween working hours or only lunch break and washroom breaks are allowed in a work life ?

[catrachita]

Hola thank you for this helpful video many blessings

[michaelrubio]

Great tips. I love what you’re doing with your channel.
Quick question - what’s your best advice for starting a new job?