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After working for 3 and a half year in a tier 1 firm, I feel completely exhausted. Don't feel like working anymore. How difficult is to find a job after taking a break? Currently, working in capital markets team.
Yes absolutely. Prioritise yourself and your mental health.
I am currently on a break after working for 2 years (T2 Firm). Haven't started job search yet but curious to know experience of other people quitting a job without an offer in hand.
Agree with everything but what's with the serious ass kicking innuendo? We're lawyers vetting documents, soft as shit on a warm day. Maybe comeback ready to "scratch your balls" would be more appropriate?
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It is very easy for someone with your profile to get a job after a break. You should definitely take a break if you feel you can manage without the monthly income.
Do what you think is best for you, my friend. Whether something is"ok" or not to anyone else is irrelevant
Did it, had a blast, and returned to a new firm without any issue. As long as you don't care about the seniority and rank you can always do it. The fear that grips you as you plan to leave is unnecessary. Just go for it. Try and upskill during your break.
That's not exactly taking a break - if there's a constant pressure to be productive / upskill even during the break.
Take the break if want to have a break. Do not take the break to "recharge" yourself to slog harder when you return to work.
LLM krle bhai. Paid vacation hi hoti mostly. Mast party krna
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