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It's probably related to the fact that parent "has gone through a number of different workplaces in the last 6 years". I have been working at the same place for
by forty 5y ago
It's probably related to the fact that parent "has gone through a number of different workplaces in the last 6 years". I have been working at the same place for the last 9 years, it's much easier to build a "family" that way. Also the company was tiny when I joined, which helped.
Of course it does come with some downsides, like the fact that it's tougher when someone leaves. That's life I guess :)
- ThePadawan 5y ago(Maybe I should have clarified that I was employed at a contractor for a while - so I jumped to a new "workplace" for every ~3-month project. I know that technically, that might not be considered a change of workplace, but for me, it meant a complete change in the colleagues I worked with on a daily basis.)
- forty 5y agoI agree with you, it definitely counts as a change for me too. I don't think contracting is ideal to find a "family" like atmosphere because such places are probably reluctant to use contractors (there are other benefits of contracting of course).