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> Unfortunately, it's also very easy for an engineer to jump ship after their training - meaning a very expensive loss of time and effort. Keeping your employe
by lelele 16y ago
> Unfortunately, it's also very easy for an engineer to jump ship after their training - meaning a very expensive loss of time and effort.
Keeping your employees is your job, not theirs. No relationship lasts when one partner starts neglecting the other and another interested partner comes in.
- zeemonkee 16y agoAnother reason for job-hobbing, especially among hackers, is that they don't want to be pigeon-holed into a single job for too long. You can become too complacent, too specialized, and too tied down to a specific system. After 5 years of maintaining a legacy ERP application how do you get a job working at the hot new social networking company ?