Should I stay in my current job

[Anonymous No.17223338]

>be me
>Make $52k a year at current job
>low COL
>just graduated from college with basic finance degree and math minor

I feel like shit is about to hit the fan economically, should I keep looking for a job or stay where I’ve been for 4 years now?

[Anonymous No.17223418]

>>17223338

What faggotry is this?

Just scout instead, no need in quitting your current job until you find an opening somewhere else.

[Anonymous No.17223461]

>>17223418
But what if I leave my current job and then get hit with a recession and then I’m jobless. I have pretty good seniority where I’m at (city government job)

[Anonymous No.17223511]

>>17223461
A recession doesn’t mean you’ll automatically lose money you mong, you should know that if you studied finance.

[Anonymous No.17223572]

I am in the same position as you.

I have decided it's only worth leaving for 70k+ and ride out my current job until then. It's very risky to leave your job right now and put yourself at risk with a new position. However, if you leave, you can cash your 401k for only a 10% loss and that will give you savings for the incoming hell storm

[Anonymous No.17223641]

>>17223511
It could mean I could lose a new job though

[Anonymous No.17223697]

>>17223641
Just invest wagie, you don’t need a boss.

[Anonymous No.17223780]

>>17223697
Good advice thanks friend

[Anonymous No.17223793]

>>17223461
government parasites don't get fired in recessions.

[Anonymous No.17223879]

>>17223338
I'm in a similar situation. Comfortable situation making 50k/year living in my parent's house but the job is replaceable and I can't stay here for another year. I'm out as soon as I feel I have enough money to make the change.

[Anonymous No.17224855]

>>17223793
Exactly which is why I’m thinking about staying until after the shit hits the fan