Quit-Job-itis Test
How long can you stay?
About this test
An honest check of how much longer you can stay at your current job. 18 workplace questions gauge your current satisfaction alongside signs of burnout.
It asks broadly about what drives job satisfaction — workload and pay, relationships with your manager and coworkers, room to grow, and how you feel on the commute in. Burnout rarely arrives all at once; it builds from small signals, so simply seeing scattered feelings reflected as a single score can sharpen your read on where you stand.
Results fall into four tiers — Stable / Watching / Warning / Imminent — each paired with advice on a useful next step. 'Imminent' is not a cue to quit on impulse: it's wiser to line up your next role before resigning, and this test is meant to mark the starting point for that decision. Your answers are processed in the browser only and never sent to a server, so there's no way for an employer or anyone else to see the result. Since your state of mind shifts over time, treat it as a light check-in to revisit now and then.
Possible results
Here are the 4 possible results from this test.
Well-matched with your current job. No major friction, finding some meaning in work.
Not a crisis but satisfaction is slipping. Time to identify what's draining you.
Stress is bleeding into daily life. Time for change — internal move or external.
Time to seriously consider leaving. Signals are clear; delay risks deeper toll.
Sample questions
A few of the actual questions you'll see.
- 1Monday morning commute?
- 2Work chat notification?
- 3Reading quit-job posts?
What you'll learn
- 4-tier risk level
- ‘Want to quit’ %
- Next-step advice
How it works
- 1Answer 18 workplace questions.
- 2Score is computed.
- 3Tier and advice are shown.
FAQ
QCan my employer see the result?
No. All data stays in your browser, never sent to a server.
QDoes ‘Imminent’ mean I should quit now?
No. It's a signal. Land your next job before resigning when possible.
