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I've generally taken at least that long looking for new jobs. It depends on whether you want /a/ position, or /the/ position. My past few jobs have been perfec
by blagie 4y ago
I've generally taken at least that long looking for new jobs.
It depends on whether you want /a/ position, or /the/ position. My past few jobs have been perfect fits for my background and interests, and I genuinely enjoyed work.
A random SWE position is petty fungible. Perfect fits are rare. Markets are pretty inefficient too, so you can command better salary or benefits, if you want.
- jeffrallen 4y agoOr better commute, meaning of work, or intellectual stimulation. Put yourself into a situation where you can take your time, then take it. You are responsible for making your own reality.
- LightG 4y agoAgree with all of the above. Currently in a stable job and 6 months and counting into my job search. Absolute desire to leave but not for some rubbish compromise out of desperation. It can be frustrating but I believe it will be worthwhile to get the right role. And, importantly, I'm in no despeate rush.