Operation Save-and-Quit

You’re right to think seriously of quitting. You badly need a complete break, with time to think. And that won’t be possible immediately.

I was delighted to see the Guardian careers advisor (and his readers) encouraging someone to take the money and run.

You have £100,000 savings. Either quit outright now, or ask your boss if there’s a possibility of a six-month sabbatical if you feel that all you need is time off rather than a change of lifestyle. The technical sector is still doing well: if you have the experience and drive you say you have, you’ll have no problems finding another job once you’ve taken a break.

Pre-order Issue Nine in print or on PDF today.
Buy the complete back catalogue of New Escapologist with a 10% discount.
Or buy the complete back catalogue on PDF, with £1 off the price of each issue.

About

Robert Wringham is the editor of New Escapologist. He also writes books and articles. Read more at wringham.co.uk

Leave a Reply

Latest issues and offers

issue 18

Issue 18

Featuring interviews with August Lamm and Dickon Edwards, with columns by McKinley Valentine and Tom Hodgkinson. Plus vanlife, death and jury duty. 88 pages. £10.

8-11

Two-issue Subscription

Get the current and next issue of New Escapologist. 176 pages. £18.

Four-issue Subscription

Get the current and next three issues of New Escapologist. 352 pages. £38.

PDF Archive

Issues 1-13 in PDF format. Over a thousand digital pages to preserve our 2007-2017 archive. 1,160 pages. £25.