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If you are getting calls from recruiters, this is a great thing! Opportunity could be knocking at your door. You will know when to say “yes” and when to say “no thank you.”  However, in order to make sound decisions, it is important to ask questions.

In my many years as a recruiter, it always amazed me how so many are scared to ask questions of their current employer or a new one. The key is being prepared.

As your interview coach, I can help you organize your thoughts in a tactful manner. The last thing you ever want to do is make an emotional decision, especially at a time when you are frustrated with your current job.

I happened to come across this article

“How to Say No at Work without Jeopardizing your Career” from Forbes.com.

It touches upon this topic both with your current employer and with recruiters. Always keep an open mind, but be mindful and inquisitive of when you are faced with making a “yes” or “no” decision.