But if not, and you just don't have any passion there, please leave. Life's too short to work on boring crap and decent developers are rarely at risk of starving.
But if not, and you just don't have any passion there, please leave. Life's too short to work on boring crap and decent developers are rarely at risk of starving.
Any employee should treat their ability to quit as a loaded weapon. Don't pull it out unless you are going to use it.
The concern here is how potential employers look at this. Would they rather hire someone who's already working, or someone who doesn't have a job? I'd like to get some opinions from people who make hiring decisions if possible.
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You also are perceived to be less in a position of strength on compensation negotiations.
And finally, since you don't have a job, there will be a little bit of a question about why you left your last job, a little bit of a non-positive aura about that.
This is just the way the interview/hiring dynamics go, whether we think it is fair or not.