Sometimes, a job opportunity looks better on paper than it truly is in reality. You may want to stick it out for a bit and give it a chance, but when your new job starts making you question your decision to get out of bed each morning, it may be time to take a step back and reevaluate.
Admitting a new job isn’t the best fit can be defeating and scary, especially if you made a career change or left a good position. However, it’s important to recognize when something isn’t working for you or your career goals.
Lori Harris, Managing Partner, Harris Whitesell Consulting, is a Forbes Coach.
