As the saying goes, it takes six months to change jobs and three years to change careers. Should I resign or not?

It is a familiar joke for everyone to resign from poverty for half a year and switch to poverty for three years.

Whether it is really "poor" is still uncertain.

It depends on what you quit your job for.

If you quit for a better platform, your resignation is only temporary, and you can join a new company immediately.

If it is unknown so's job-hopping, naked resignation may have no source of income. But it doesn't necessarily mean that you can't find a job within six months. It depends on your criteria for choosing a new job.

Many people think that they can't be promoted in their careers and can't get attention in the workplace, so they take the initiative to resign and change careers. Actually, it's not. When they leave their jobs on impulse, they often encounter obstacles after joining the new company, because you don't know where the difficulties are, only know why you are still unhappy when you have changed jobs.

Secondly, during the period of resignation, while considering re-employment, you can see whether you can work part-time, or other sources of income ("after-sleep income" such as real estate and stocks), or prepare yourself and reserve living expenses for about one year before resignation.

Finally, since it is planned to change jobs and industries, accumulation is inevitable and can no longer be impulsive. Don't look at other people's industries, they make money quickly. Do you have enough accumulation, resources, contacts and advantages, otherwise headless flies will still not make money after joining the company.

In short, it is uncertain whether you will be poor for half a year after resigning, but you must think clearly before resigning.

My name is Kelly, a career planner. Welcome attention. Let's talk about things in the workplace.