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By Thomi Sechehaye You’re looking at a job in a completely different field. It sounds interesting. There are new things to learn. Most appealing of all, nobody in the description appears to be your current manager. Before you decide that an entirely new career is the answer, examine what you want to leave. The activity itself, the amount expected, the schedule, and the authority you have can each affect how a job feels. Ask whether you would want to do similar work under diff

You know the title and the salary. What will an ordinary Tuesday look like? Ask how the team handles competing priorities, last-minute requests, and decisions before you accept.

Your job title leaves out some of the work people rely on you to do. Look at three moments when you helped move something forward and see which skills you’d like to carry into your next role.

You’ve set aside time to think about a career change. Then Thursday evening arrives, and you barely have the energy to read one job listing. Start with one question you can pick up again when you have the attention for it.