The answer is always yes. When people think frequently and decisively about quitting, especially if one works in a worker-unfriendly country like the United States, and setting aside financial concerns, I always advise to move on.
Consider the alternative. You are staying otherwise in a workplace you hate or it is not good enough for you for two years or more because, in that way, maybe some recruiter would not you cross you out from their 3000-strong list of people suitable for the job they are advertising for.
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The answer is always yes. When people think frequently and decisively about quitting, especially if one works in a worker-unfriendly country like the United States, and setting aside financial concerns, I always advise to move on.
Consider the alternative. You are staying otherwise in a workplace you hate or it is not good enough for you for two years or more because, in that way, maybe some recruiter would not you cross you out from their 3000-strong list of people suitable for the job they are advertising for.