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ALWAYS stay for great, book-worthy projects. You’ll kick yourself later if you don’t.
It never hurts to look around. I do so every now and then and realize my issues aren't all that bad.
Considering how long it takes to get a new job, starting the process now won’t hurt. Rarely do we go from intro email to 2-week notice without months of interviewing.
Agree with this one.
unless the project has no chance of going in your book, see it through. if some amazing opp presents itself, then make sure there's smart ppl who will see your project through to make it book worthy.
Stay for the project unless your next opportunity has a project for you immediately that’s just as good or better.
If u r about to go on production, yeah, I’d stay for that. But if any sooner in the process, u might as well leave, and join that process somewhere u want to b.