Changing into New Job

Drum-roll people, I am leaving from my favorite job to a new career path soon. To be honest, I am not so happy about the decision but I believe some changes are for the betterment of the future. It is a difficult decision, I have recalled it almost 3 times. I still love developing things and I will continue to be a developer in my own personal project. On the other side, taking up a new role definitely will be a new roller coaster ride that may have its own learning curve and challenge. Hoping that a new year with a new job will be an awesome jazz turnover.

Staying in a toxic environment and toxic people can be devastating sometimes. Below are reasons of the unhealthy environment that push me to that drastic decision:

• Managers trying to retain a hard-work without even giving appreciation.

• All the leadership opportunities are given to another co-worker even the project is solely completed by myself but he took credit as project lead.

• The peer who gets a leadership position starts being too bossy and using harsh words in communication such as "your work is rubbish". Sent an email with a red font which is considered unethical and rude. When this issue was brought to the manager, he proclaimed that the co-worker is doing the right things.

• Managers are trying to defend the co-worker, who is treating me harshly which is against the company code of conduct. In this situation, I understand that I suppose to contact HR for help but I decided to move to the new team rather than wasting my time on the uncivilized human.

• My peers are envious of my Master's degree journey by complaining that my focus has a shift to studies, rather than a career. I believe education is a part of an employee career development plan.

I believe that talent should speak louder than nonsense, so I took a decision to change my career path and hoping to grow with the new team.

Happy New year everyone. Welcoming 2020 like a rock star.