I wouldn't quit now for anything. We know more layoffs are coming, and it'll be big. Quitting now is like leaving money on the table. Why are so many doing it?
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11th? 18th? Layoff lottery?
If you hate your job, try not to quit until you get another job. Meanwhile do the following instead:
Start quiet quitting. I was expecting to work around the clock, including the working weekends. The workload became so unrealistic as time went on that I slowly reduced my hours until it was only 8 hours per day and no weekends.
Use your time off balance (PTO, sick days) without feeling guilty. Use the time to apply and interview for jobs, updating your skills, and recover.
Just a warning. Expect to face some pressure for not being a team player.
The answer is simple. The place is dreadful.
Maybe because people cann't take the stress and pressure of this place anymore.
Maybe people are stressed doing double and triple workloads due to the lack of staff.
Maybe people are tired of going year after year after year with no raises to maybe 1% raises.
Maybe people are tired of seing State Street no longer promote from the inside as they used to do. Shall I go on ?