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- as someone suggested, disclose
- if doesn’t work out despite that, leave
In any case you are planning to stick for a year naa? So what’s the harm in trying!
But how is this over thinking / thinking of a job switch is required the best strategy? If you like your work and team - give them a chance. Else - you can switch as everyone else suggests this to be first option!
Don't throw it all away toiling away in anonymity and burning mid night oil in a thankless tier 1 firm where your partners will not blink an eyelid before thinking of your replacements. It's NOT worth it.