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Originally Posted by ZGirl4U
did you regret it? i mean its def going to hurt financially.
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I did it about the time I was your age - I had a job with great pay, but I absolutely loathed it; one day I came in, gave them my resignation, and left. The financial impact was huge, and it was
years before I completely recovered because my next job took a couple months to find and didn't pay as well, so I had to use my savings to supplement it my pay until I could move to a cheaper apartment and lower my standard of living without just bailing on my obligations and ruining my credit.
I don't regret leaving the job, but I do wish I'd held off until I found a new one. Most advisors say the same - it's easier to find a new job while you're still employed, and part of the industry network. I think you'll find that simply
deciding to leave will enable you to tough it out until you find another position -
knowing it's almost over is empowering. You just think "Whatever, I'm almost out of here."
I'm surprised you're bailing now - aren't you a tax consultant? Isn't the busy season should be about over for you?