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PeopleImages via Getty Images Escaping into a rage-quitting fantasy won't help free you from a toxic job. Here's what will. Rage-quitting a job is a popular fantasy. In so many films and TV shows, suddenly quitting a job is a moment of vindication after all the frustrations and resentments a person had to put up with at their miserable job. They finally get to dump their work phone in a Parisian fountain and send their boss to voicemail, as Andy did in “The Devil Wears Prada.” Or they get to tell a co-worker “I can’t do this anymore” as they leave their unwanted work responsibilitie...

May 3, 2021 Who among us hasn’t daydreamed of standing up in the middle of a workday, walking right up to our boss, and telling them “I quit” before getting a standing ovation from the rest of the office. While rage-quitting looks cool on TV, it’s not something you’re ever really going to do so here’s how to channel that anger into something productive instead. Get Acquainted With The Source Of Your Rage. According to psychologistCicely Horsham-Brathwaite, we have a tendency to think “what is wrong with me” when we feel enraged when we should instead be thinking about what exa...

PeopleImages via Getty Images Escaping into a rage-quitting fantasy won't help free you from a toxic job. Here's what will. Rage-quitting a job is a popular fantasy. In so many films and TV shows, suddenly quitting a job is a moment of vindication after all the frustrations and resentments a person had to put up with at their miserable job. They finally get to dump their work phone in a Parisian fountain and send their boss to voicemail, as Andy did in “The Devil Wears Prada.” Or they get to tell a co-worker “I can’t do this anymore” as they leave their unwanted work responsibilitie...

People quit their jobs for a multitude of reasons, but often the decision is tied to demanding bosses, unreasonable deadlines and a feeling that the situation will never get better. When one bad or blah day at work becomes a pattern, it may be a sign that the underlying problem is the job itself ― and there is no longer anything to be gained by staying. Sometimes people get a gut feeling that leads them toward the door long before they consider handing in their resignation. Could that be you? Here are signs that you may be ready to quit your job: