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I completely agree with this approach. The best job security is being good at what you do. Fortunately, we work in an industry where if you are even slightly ta
by johnpython 9y ago
I completely agree with this approach. The best job security is being good at what you do. Fortunately, we work in an industry where if you are even slightly talented, you will have no trouble finding a new job. So, don't worry too much about how the company is doing. Stick around as long as you are getting paid, the work is interesting, and you are growing in your knowledge/skills. Ensure you have savings for any disasters. And always be scouting the market for new opportunities.
- scarface74 9y agoTrue. I think the only time I really worried about my job is between 2008 - 2011. Between the economy sucking and me not following my own advice, I was in a very precarious position. I told myself I would never do that again