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When you find yourself asking this question, the truth is that you probably should have left a few month earlier. Things rarely improve. Take care of your finan
by Shatnerz 3y ago
When you find yourself asking this question, the truth is that you probably should have left a few month earlier. Things rarely improve. Take care of your finances and never put yourself in a position where you are dependent on a job if it is avoidable. It really helps with keeping a clear mind in making these decisions and greatly reduces stress around job changes and uncertainties.
- red-iron-pine 3y ago"if you have to ask, then it's probably time to go"
- quantified 3y ago> Raise seed round? - Cashflow more than your full-time income? - Huge traction tho no money yet? or anything else? These sound like the real question is "when should I bail on my FAANG job to try my hand at my startup?", usually antithetical to making the finances more stable (should only do if you are not dependent on a job, which aligns with your advice.)
- Shatnerz 3y agoI completely missed the context. Thanks for pointing this out.