2. Give proper consideration to decisions that will have a long-term effect.

This is especially true when it comes to something that you can’t undo ie. resigning a job for another. Always give proper attention to a

Certainly if you have been with a company for a significant period of time and/or are close with your manager, you might be very emotional when it comes time to resign your position after accepting a job elsewhere.

Emotions can also come into play when considering a new job opportunity that is in front of you. Emotions can cause you to start thinking with your heart rather than your head especially if you are wooed by a potential employer and they make you feel like the most important person in the world.

You might find yourself particularly attracted to certain aspects of a potential new job such as the thought of a nice corner office, expense account or working for a more prestigious company that you are working for now.

Suddenly, you don’t start thinking as clearly as you should be and often it doesn’t become apparent until it’s too late and you’ve already made your decision based on the emotions you were feeling earlier.

The important part of your emotions is ensuring they are kept in check and that they don’t override common sense especially when it comes to important career decisions.

Here are some thoughts regarding how to minimize the chances that your emotions take over during critical times of decision-making:

1. Whenever possible try to take time to think about your decision before acting on it.

For example, if you are considering a job offer and have been given several days by the employer to think about whether to accept or decline it, take a day or so to think about it if you’re a bit unsure as to whether or not the job is right for you. Don’t feel like you have to make your decision right away if you don’t have to.

2. Give proper consideration to decisions that will have a long-term effect.

This is especially true when it comes to something that you can’t undo ie. resigning a job for another. Always give proper attention to a

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unity that is in front of you. Emotions can cause you to start thinking with your heart rather than your head especially if you are wooed by a potential employer and they make you feel like the most important person in the world.

You might find yourself particularly attracted to certain aspects of a potential new job such as the thought of a nice corner office, expense account or working for a more prestigious company that you are working for now.

Suddenly, you don’t start thinking as clearly as you should be and often it doesn’t become apparent until it’s too late and you’ve already made your decision based on the emotions you were feeling earlier.

The important part of your emotions is ensuring they are kept in check and that they don’t override common sense especially when it comes to important career decisions.

Here are some thoughts regarding how to minimize the chances that your emotions take over during critical times of decision-making:

1. Whenever possible try to take time to think about your decision before acting on it.

For example, if you are considering a job offer and have been given several days by the employer to think about whether to accept or decline it, take a day or so to think about it if you’re a bit unsure as to whether or not the job is right for you. Don’t feel like you have to make your decision right away if you don’t have to.

2. Give proper consideration to decisions that will have a long-term effect.

This is especially true when it comes to something that you can’t undo ie. resigning a job for another. Always give proper attention to a

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Suddenly, you don’t start thinking as clearly as you should be and often it doesn’t become apparent until it’s too late and you’ve already made your decision based on the emotions you were feeling earlier.

The important part of your emotions is ensuring they are kept in check and that they don’t override common sense especially when it comes to important career decisions.

Here are some thoughts regarding how to minimize the chances that your emotions take over during critical times of decision-making:

1. Whenever possible try to take time to think about your decision before acting on it.

For example, if you are considering a job offer and have been given several days by the employer to think about whether to accept or decline it, take a day or so to think about it if you’re a bit unsure as to whether or not the job is right for you. Don’t feel like you have to make your decision right away if you don’t have to.

2. Give proper consideration to decisions that will have a long-term effect.

This is especially true when it comes to something that you can’t undo ie. resigning a job for another. Always give proper attention to a

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Here are some thoughts regarding how to minimize the chances that your emotions take over during critical times of decision-making:

1. Whenever possible try to take time to think about your decision before acting on it.

For example, if you are considering a job offer and have been given several days by the employer to think about whether to accept or decline it, take a day or so to think about it if you’re a bit unsure as to whether or not the job is right for you. Don’t feel like you have to make your decision right away if you don’t have to.

2. Give proper consideration to decisions that will have a long-term effect.

This is especially true when it comes to something that you can’t undo ie. resigning a job for another. Always give proper attention to a

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a day or so to think about it if you’re a bit unsure as to whether or not the job is right for you. Don’t feel like you have to make your decision right away if you don’t have to.

2. Give proper consideration to decisions that will have a long-term effect.

This is especially true when it comes to something that you can’t undo ie. resigning a job for another. Always give proper attention to a decision that you can’t go back on and ensure that it’s well-thought out before acting on it.

3. Remember that the grass isn’t always greener on the other side.

Emotions can come into play when you are in a job that you don’t like and feel like you’d do anything to escape it. Leaving one bad job for another bad one can happen if you simply look for another company who will hire you and take a new job thinking/hoping/praying it will be better than what you have now. Don’t let emotions lead you from one bad situation to another.