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> Curious why someone would place an upper limit on time served? If the work is good and the company is good, why leave? I guess in terms of professional devel
by fullshark 10y ago
> Curious why someone would place an upper limit on time served? If the work is good and the company is good, why leave?
I guess in terms of professional development the person might think it's important to expose themselves to new companies and challenges. They don't want to just get comfortable somewhere and let their skills slowly deteriorate. I agree that it's not a 100% fool proof plan but I get it as a rule of thumb.
- 35bge57dtjku 10y agoPlus I hear it can be the only way to get real raises.
- fullshark 10y agoIt's the easiest way for sure if you work in a competitive industry.
- fweespeech 10y agoAs a counter point, I'm not able to get a raise by leaving my job and I've been trying for ~1 year. I'm still going to leave, but I'm probably going to eat an effective 10-15% pay cut.