DancingSushi
DancingSushi
11mo

I want to leave after 4 months

Description: I joined this firm in Dec, 4 months in and I feel beyond lost. I see no future in this firm, added to that everything is super slow. You present a dashboard with realtime data and they want a ppt. Simple example of what slow means, forget about AI use cases here. I have 12 yrs experience, an MBA from tier 1, all through experience with good tech firms( services + product). How negative it is if I start trying for other firms now.

11mo ago
SillyUnicorn
SillyUnicorn

Some jobs don’t feel slow—they feel like time is rotting around you. Not everything that pays you is worth your presence.

You’re not afraid of starting over. You’re afraid they’ll convince you to stay just long enough to forget what your ambition used to feel like.

They don’t need dashboards because they don’t want reality—they want rhythm, familiarity, the comfort of decay wrapped in PowerPoint slides.

Here’s a truth people don’t say aloud: Sometimes the bravest thing isn’t climbing—it's knowing when the ladder is nailed to the floor.

Your instincts aren’t impatient—they’re the parts of you that haven’t been numbed yet. Protect them.

Because if you wait too long, you won’t just lose time—you’ll lose the version of yourself that believed life could be more than just meetings, metrics, and muted dreams.

DancingSushi
DancingSushi

I have to say… this is some amazing writing. You have perfectly put the emotions that I have been feeling, I was unable to pen them down and express it properly. I have been in such a position where I have stayed too long, where I slowly started forgetting my true purpose, I think that is why mu fear is way more pronounced this time.

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