Reply to "How did you know it was time"

fenwaysouth10,000+ posts

Wales posted:
I'm looking for opinions, and anecdotes on how you knew it was time to move on from one program and join another without factoring in the money aspect of taking a new position with another program.
Any insight would be greatly appreciated, thanks!

Wales,

I think this is a fairly universal question that applies to baseball or any profession. I've changed jobs/companies a few times. For me, it came down to these 4 four things not in any particular order. If one of these 4 things is out of balance for more than a year, then I began looking for the next career move. Your mileage may vary.

1) Personal growth, training & skills development

2) Opportunity to succeed and realize the benefits of doing a good job

3) Chemistry & trust with my boss

4) Balance with family life and overall financial security

Good luck with your decision.

11/3/1711:49 AM

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