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paulmacp When you are no longer feeling challenged in a job, how long do you work through the tedium before you conclude… Using the terms Seth Godin pioneered in his book "The Dip"... This is no “Dip” and recognize where you are is either a “Cul-De-Sac” or a “Cliff”… and change jobs?

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Maura V. Pingor: Easier sad than done, but I have never allowed a job to become boring/unchallenging, as I go after the next thing I would like to do (and I am not ...MoreEasier sad than done, but I have never allowed a job to become boring/unchallenging, as I go after the next thing I would like to do (and I am not talking a new position or a promotion, I mean a new project, a new taks, rand each out to others in my team and see if I can be of any service).
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Tony Deblauwe: I think if your performance "dips" along with your attitude and motivation its time to leave. The last thing you want to do is become a poor ...MoreI think if your performance "dips" along with your attitude and motivation its time to leave. The last thing you want to do is become a poor performer and have that be the last memory people have at your current employer.
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