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Before you rage quit your museum job (we’ve all thought about it), listen to this episode. Elin and Alli break down how to tell the difference between a bad week and a bad fit, the questions you actually need to ask yourself before leaving, and how to make a thoughtful exit plan... without burning bridges or blowing up your finances. Takeaways: -Museum careers are built on passion and dedication. -It's essential to schedule regular check-ins with yourself about your career. -Understanding your boundaries and goals is crucial for job satisfaction. -Identifying pain points can help clarify your career direction. -You can explore solutions within your current role before making a drastic change. -Temporary changes in your career can lead to new opportunities. -Networking and professional development are key to career growth. -You can apply for both museum and non-museum jobs simultaneously. -Self-advocacy is important in navigating workplace challenges. -Reflecting on your ideal workday can guide your career decisions. Chapters: 00:00 Introduction to Career Decisions 02:10 The Importance of Self-Assessment 19:12 Identifying Energizing Tasks 21:17 Understanding Burnout and Misalignment 24:13 Exploring Career Options 26:17 The 'And' Philosophy in Career Choices 28:22 Temporary vs. Permanent Career Changes 30:58 Scenario Mapping for Career Decisions 34:13 Introduction to Curate Your Career 34:49 Engagement and Community Building Keywords museum careers, career coaching, professional development, job satisfaction, museum professionals, career strategies, work-life balance, job market, self-advocacy, career transitions