would you say quitting a job is a logical or emotional decision ?

[Creamer]

I think it is an emotional decision.

your logic may tell you, jumping to another job is a good financial decision
but it's fear of the unknown that makes you stay, and it is the anger of getting ripped off and scammed by an employer
or mistreated by coworkers that makes you actually quit.

if you go by logic you will constantly put off quitting and say to yourself, maybe in three month,
maybe after I save up more money. and 3 months become 2 years.

you may say, I should quit after I finish some education and then look for something in another field.
but you will be too exhausted to put effort in to it.

it is when you see someone paid more than you and working less, or other injustice, when you the worries
of hunger, homelessness and such are no longer a factor, and you just say , fuck this shit I'm quitting.

it is when your boss promises you a raise, that you never get while some whore that doesn't even know English gets promoted as your manager.

this raises another question :
are emotional decisions, something that compounds, or are they triggered by certain events?

 

[Admin]

Even if you have some other job offer taking that is not without risk since the new employeer might screw you.

It might be better to try to build a business on spare time rather than trying to jump between employees.

But it does depend on the nature of the offer you got. If they are willing to provide job security there is a stronger case for taking said offer. You can also check the track-record of the company who offered you a position, do they tend to fire people quickly after hiring them?

But you are not safe with your current job either so you take risk either way.

 

[Mr.Andrews]

one day you say "enough" and you just doit. whatever you expected to happen, mistreatment from coworkers and women, will happen, but who cares, your balls are broken

 

[Creamer]

one day you say "enough" and you just doit. whatever you expected to happen, mistreatment from coworkers and women, will happen, but who cares, your balls are broken

AI is an exact thing. you can't code "one day you say "enough" and you just doit ", the exact trigger needs to be thoroughly defined.

 

[Mr.Andrews]

AI is an exact thing. you can't code "one day you say "enough" and you just doit ", the exact trigger needs to be thoroughly defined.

yes AI repeats itself... just set some conditions.

Example: once one had enough, then he quits the job
thats about all

what is "enough"... you define it. humans differ