Julie Brush, Solutus founding partner.
While an opportunity may seem like it's “once in a lifetime,” it is unprofessional to bail too early into your tenure with a new organization.
May 25, 2018 at 12:28 PM
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Q: I’ve been in a new job that I like for five months and was called by a recruiter for a once in a lifetime opportunity. Would it be bad to leave my current position so soon?
A: In this circumstance … yes. While a “once in a lifetime” opportunity comes around … well, once in a lifetime, it would be unprofessional to bail so early into your tenure with your organization.
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