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Historically that was extremely true. A salaryman would not be hired by a company that would let him retain his social status if he were fired or left. Poaching
by iratewizard 5y ago
Historically that was extremely true. A salaryman would not be hired by a company that would let him retain his social status if he were fired or left. Poaching was uncommon practice. It's becoming much less true today, but it's not over yet.
- unishark 5y agoHistorically it was true in the US too. When I first graduated, some big companies still had pension plans they'd try to entice you with. I'm sure there's a direct link between increasing salaries and the prevalence of job-hopping.