'70% of their staff quit': 20+ Job quitters who left their toxic jobs

Quitting a bad job is one of the best feelings ever, and this is your sign to do it today. If you've been waking up dreading heading into the office, or you shed a tear each time your boss emails you, this is your sign to start looking elsewhere. 

When someone announces they're quitting a job, they get this glow to them. They're just so excited to move on to a better, higher-paying job after submitting that 2-week notice that they can't help but be extra bouncy and happy. That grueling long-term project the employee's been working on is now someone else's Sisyphean task. Emails can pile up in their inbox for all they care! Slack messages and meeting invites? Time to ignore all that, kick back and relax, since it's someone else's problem now. 

That 2-week-notice glow can also inspire other employees to quit, too. After all, sometimes you don't realize how miserable you actually are until you've seen someone else achieve their dreams just by walking out the door. So quit that terrible job, if you can — your future self will thank you each and every day! 

Up next, read about the university employee who told off a CFO after being denied a $2,000 bonus: "2 can play that game!"

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