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It's not about loyalty. It takes time for a new employee to be productive, especially in senior and leadership roles where understanding the context of the comp
by erispoe 4y ago
It's not about loyalty. It takes time for a new employee to be productive, especially in senior and leadership roles where understanding the context of the company is important, and building relationships is key to you performing your role. If you're gonna leave after a year it's not worth it to invest 6 months or more on ramping you up.
- giraffe_lady 4y agoIf companies don't want people to leave after short stints they shouldn't incentivize and even reward it so intensely. Fuck I don't want to leave after a short stint either. But when the market is shifting fast as it has been for... my entire career, and people are getting hired in at 20%, 40% more than my salary while I'm on my third 4% CoL adjustment then yeah Imma bounce. Workers didn't create this situation, companies did. They can figure out the consequences. Having a resume full of short stints never seems to have done me any damage and I don't buy this propaganda that it does.