Should I Quit My Job
Free Monte Carlo simulator that shows when quitting your job pays off.
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About Should I Quit My Job
A web-based Monte Carlo simulator to stress-test the decision to quit your job. Run 1,000 simulated futures across a 5, 10, or 20-year horizon to find the break-even month, probability of being ahead each year, worst-decile outcomes, and the "flip-points" (the longest search duration and lowest offer where quitting still wins). Enter current salary, target salary, expected search length, and months of savings — free to use with no signup.
Key Features
- 1,000-run Monte Carlo simulations across 5/10/20-year horizons
- Flip-points: longest search and lowest offer where quitting still wins
- Break-even month and year-by-year probability of being ahead
- Reports worst-decile outcomes and runway warnings if savings are low
- Simple inputs: current salary, target salary, expected search length, months of savings
Who is this for?
Employees and professionals considering quitting or changing jobs, career changers, and individuals doing personal financial/career planning.
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