[QUIZ] Should You Break Up With Your Job? 

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  How long have you been in your current position? 

  • A.
    Less than 6 months.
  • B.
    1-4 years.
  • C.
    5+ years.
• 2.
  Have you ever lost sleep worrying about work?

  • A.
    Not really. I generally can relax for the night once leaving the office.
  • B.
    I've pulled a couple late nights on late finishing up a big project.
  • C.
    Often. I feel like I can never turn my "work-brain" off. 
• 3.
  Has your company undergone major changes or layoffs since you started?

  • A.
    No, we've actually been growing a lot of departments.
  • B.
    There's been a little turnover, but nothing large-scale.
  • C.
    Yes, I've definitely noticed a lot of reductions throughout different teams. 
• 4.
  Have you ever been promoted or offered opportunities to advance?

  • A.
    Yes, my position has a pretty clear pathway to higher management. 
  • B.
    Not yet, but I've been meaning to discuss my options with my boss. 
  • C.
    No, I've mostly stayed in my original role. 
• 5.
  How often do you find yourself complaining about your jobs to friends and family?

  • A.
    Once and a while when things get really stressful I'll vent about work .
  • B.
    Pretty often. But usually about small issues like my commute or a boring meeting. 
  • C.
    Daily and I think it's starting to annoy them...
• 6.
  What three words best describe your relationship with your boss?

  • A.
    passionate, collaborative, respectful. 
  • B.
    formal, authoritative, focused  .
  • C.
    frustrated, demanding, absent. 
• 7.
  How often do you find yourself procrastinating instead of working?

  • A.
    Occasionally I'll check emails or Facebook, but mostly I stay pretty focused.
  • B.
    50/50. I don't purposely goof off, but I do tend to space out a lot at the office...
  • C.
    Every day. I seek out ways to avoid doing work. 
• 8.
  Have you already started looking for new opportunities? 

  • A.
    No, I've mainly focused on trying to rise higher in my current position. 
  • B.
    I've checked out similar positions in my field to see how they stack-up. 
  • C.
    I've already sent my CV to a few places. 

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  Stick it Out!

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  Congrats! While no one loves their job 100% of the time, you seem to be in a good place with your current position. Every new job takes some getting used too, but you seem to be actively engaged with your current company and learning the ropes. Make sure to keep up your positive relationships with your coworkers and openly communicate if you do have an issue and it'll definitely pay off!
• 2.
  You Need Some Work Counseling

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  Looks like it's time for some office therapy. Just like with romantic relationships, its important to actively put effort into improving your situation at work. Rather than jump to resigning, add more spark back into your routine by seeking out more responsibilities and learning opportunities with your managers and meeting to discuss your long-term career goals.
• 3.
  It's Time To End It 

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  Break-ups are hard, but sometimes it's the best option for everyone involved. You've moved passed the slight annoyance and are actively dreading getting up Monday-Friday its time to move on. Your work-life takes up the majority of your time, it should be interesting and rewarding rather than emotionally draining. Seek out a positive company culture that allow you the opportunity to pursue your passions to the fullest. Change is always scary, but there's nothing better than finding that job you love!