Still employed? Good.
Don’t quit before you know what comes next.
Most advice about leaving a job is written by people who already left. This is the other thing: the money, the skills and the evidence you need to have the option, whether or not you ever take it.
Ten minutes. No account needed. You see the whole result before we ask for anything.
What the Check tells you
Five separate readings, not one score
You get a diagnosis rather than a number. None of these are averaged together into a score that would pretend to tell you whether to resign.
Pressure
How much strain you're actually under right now.
Floor
The months of cover you have if income stopped.
Hours
The time that genuinely exists in your week.
Skills
What you can already do that someone would pay for.
Evidence
Whether anyone has confirmed they'd pay you for it.
What this is not
Employment is the asset, not the problem
It isn’t a course about mindset, and there is no promise about what you’ll earn. The salary funds the thing you build, and leaving is a decision you make once the evidence supports it.
If your answers suggest you’re under real strain, the result says so and stops selling. That is deliberate.