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I'm talking about that as well. The modern era of jumping ship every 2-3 years on average in software is not how its always been. Jobs used to be very long term
by lovich 8y ago
I'm talking about that as well. The modern era of jumping ship every 2-3 years on average in software is not how its always been. Jobs used to be very long term
- tcbawo 8y agoIt's not always about jumping ship either. In many companies, you will move between areas/needs or get promoted to other work after a couple years. Also, companies will outsource maintenance to lower-cost teams. It seems there is better project lifecycle management, less waterfall development, and fewer cushy open-ended government contracts. But, you're right. The expectation that you'll be able to do the same thing indefinitely for you career is gone.