> Loyalty does not exist (company, coworkers, etc) I can't quite call myself a veteran engineer yet, but loyalty and positive relationships with coworkers is a

> Loyalty does not exist (company, coworkers, etc) I can't quite call myself a veteran engineer yet, but loyalty and positive relationships with coworkers is a huge boon. I agree that companies will often screw you. Manager and policies can change in an instant and they only look out for their self interests. But coworkers? Find great coworkers that you work well with and you will always have job opportunities. If a coworker jumps ship to another company, it's likely because the pay and benefits are better. Now I have an "in" for a referral plus insight into how the company operates and how I'll get along with the team. I do agree with all the other points though.