I've been working for a small company in the Midwest for the past 7 years, and I’m feeling really stuck in my role as a salesperson. There are about 25 of us here, with half of the team in sales, and I've noticed some concerning trends regarding pay and management. Currently, I’m on a payment structure that gives me $23/hour plus commission after hitting my yearly goal, but I haven't seen any raises or bonuses since I started. The commission structures here vary widely, with some people making 100% commission and likely earning six figures, while others like me struggle to meet our goals with limited support. I've been trying to talk to management about switching to a more lucrative payment structure, but they keep saying I'm not making enough sales to qualify for the better options. I’ve been consistently improving my sales numbers and am on track to exceed my goal this year, which makes me question whether I should stay or look for something better. The company relies heavily on smaller accounts, and I've seen a high turnover rate among new hires because the learning curve is steep and the pay is stagnant. With inflation affecting everyone, several of my coworkers, including young mothers, are considering leaving for better opportunities. My husband thinks I should explore other options, and we’re even considering moving states if it means I can find a better job. So, I’m left wondering if it’s time to walk away from this position. Should I stick it out and see if I can make more in commission, or is it time to look for a new opportunity where I might be valued more?