Row 53357

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I've recently changed roles and company, going from a managerial position into IC. Since joining it's become apparent that progression will be harder than i expected and I am in fact being moved under other less senior staff than I expected to report into. I had hoped to gain deeper technical skills in the role from learning from colleagues, but more often than not, I am actually training them on software. It's MLE, but most data work is dashboards and slides.

I've only been here a few months but it's getting me down, because I left behind a company i had progressed well at, and am constantly second guessing if I am losing momentum in my career and potentially letting hard gained skills rust.

My question is really - how do you know when to cut your losses on a move like this, and when to ride it out ? If moving is best, any tips for framing the experience and reasons for leaving?

I know flavours of this question get asked regular but would be grateful for any thoughts :) thanks

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