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> But in India, jobs are careers for life, and your employer is part of your personal brand. In the last decade, I might have very rarely seen a resume with mo
by ixaxaar 5y ago
> But in India, jobs are careers for life, and your employer is part of your personal brand.
In the last decade, I might have very rarely seen a resume with more than say 10 years of experience at a single place. The average would be somewhere in the range of 1-4 years.
- throwaway2037 5y agoI agree 100%. When we hire in or from India, the turnover on their CVs is incredible. Some people only stay one year, and then leave. How much impact can you really have after one year? It's bizarre, but I try very hard not to discriminate and just chalk it up to "local working culture".
- ixaxaar 5y agoAn average software engineer can traverse the entire SDLC of a major revision of a product in less than a year. Perhaps in big tech that would be ~2 years if not less.
- cuu508 5y agoMakes sense, people with 10+ years at one place are looking for a new job less often ;-)