职场双语：什么时候该辞职

Dread your job. 对工作中厌烦。

You truly dread going to work every day. If that's because you'd rather be fishing or shopping， well， wouldn't we all？！ That's not reason to quit， especially if you have bills to pay. But if that dread factor stems from the fact that you just can't stand the people you work with or the work you're expected to perform， that's a reason to start looking.

你每日都很厌烦工作。假如是由于更想要釣鱼或买东西（难道说大家都不是吗？），这并并不是舍弃的原因，特别是在就是你有信用卡账单需付的情况下。但是假如你厌烦工作中是由于难以忍受和你一起工作中的人或是工作职责，那么就该刚开始找寻新工作中了。

Are no longer challenged. 工作中已不有趣味性。

Some people readily admit they work for a paycheck； they're not particularly interested in growth or satisfaction. Money is money and the job suits their needs. That's OK. Others， however， figure if they have to work anyway， they might as well do something challenging and fulfilling.

有些人直认自身工作中是为了钱；她们对发展趋势和成就感并不感兴趣。钱便是钱，工作中考虑了她们的这一要求。这非常好。但是，另一些人的观点是总之我还得工作中，还比不上找一份具备趣味性、能给与成就感的工作中。

And when they start to feel complacent， like they can just phone it in， it's time to think about quitting to make a change. When there's no opportunity for advancement within an organization or a field， it's time to shake things up. To move up， you must move out， which means quitting.

当她们刚开始觉得骄傲自满、对工作中的心态越来越不在乎，那麼便是该考虑到舍弃（离职）、作出更改的情况下了。当在某一行业、机构（企业）中沒有发展趋势的机遇，那麼就该作出新变化。"往高空走"就务必"先走出去"，这代表着离职。

* Are burnt out. 觉得疲惫不堪。

* Find the ends don't justify the means. 因小失大。