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Self-Proclaimed ‘Queen Of Quitting’ Explains Why She Believes Quitting A Job May Be Best For Your Career
Mandi Woodruff-Santos works in personal finance and co-hosts the Brown Ambition podcast. She also says she has become the “queen of quitting” jobs, quitting six times in the past decade. But, she says it’s not a bad thing – in fact, she says quitting a job might be the best thing you can do for your career.
“I went from making $31,200 at my first full-time job in 2010 to $225,000 in 2021,” Mandi says. “Now, at age 34, I’m on track to have a million-dollar net worth by my 40th birthday.”
Also on Thursday, hear from a 21-year-old who says he went viral after posting a video of himself quitting his job at a major store using the PA system. And, a Harvard Business School professor says workers need to learn new skills if they want to survive and thrive. Check local listings to see where you can watch.
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