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When do you know it's time to move on versus digging in and trying to shape an org or a role the way you want it?

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  1. Alina Fu
    Alina Fu

    Microsoft Director, M365 Copilot for storytelling and narratives, sales enablement, and compete • 3y

    You move on.

    If you haven’t found success or there isn’t a concrete plan to change things it sounds like you have outgrown the role/team/company. It could be for a variety of reasons, some of which are outside of your manager’s control. There may also be a disconnect between your vision of the ideal role and what the organization needs at the moment. 

    I would ask myself - if this isn't what I want to do, is it worth sticking around?

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  2. Jason Lyman
    Jason Lyman

    Customer.io Chief Marketing Officer • 2y

    Career development is not a ladder but a winding path so there is never a clear cut answer that I can share. However, I tend to push people to answer the following questions when deciding whether to stay or move on from a role: Am I challenged in my current role and still learning new things? Am I happy working in my current role?  If you answer “yes” to these questions, I would lean toward staying in your current role because it means that you will continue to grow professionally and it is a go ...Read More

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