Kaya 959 Careers Corner

Should I stay, or should I leave

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In today’s uncertain economic climate, many professionals are quietly asking themselves one difficult question: Should I stay, or should I leave?
With rising living costs, limited job mobility in some sectors, and growing conversations around burnout and toxic work cultures, deciding whether to remain in a role or move on is no longer just about salary. It’s about long-term growth, stability, mental wellbeing and strategic career positioning.Tonight on KayaBiz, we unpack how to recognise the difference between temporary workplace frustration and a genuine sign that it’s time to move on and how to make that decision wisely.
2 Mar English South Africa Education

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