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I was at my last job for 6 years and I've been at my current job for 4 years with no plans on leaving anytime soon. It's a little insane to me that anyone would
by noelsusman 4y ago
I was at my last job for 6 years and I've been at my current job for 4 years with no plans on leaving anytime soon. It's a little insane to me that anyone would consider leaving their job after 1-2 years without something being horribly wrong about the work environment. It takes a year for me to even feel moderately productive in a new environment. Job hopping ever year or two seems like doing the worst part of employment over and over again. It makes no sense to me.
- A4ET8a8uTh0 4y agoI will agree that a lot will depend heavily on individual circumstances. I remember joining a group that seemed like a match, but rather quickly turned out not to be. It was only due to the economy at the time that I could not get out faster. In my case, my mental health was worth more than worrying over anomaly in my resume.
- Shorel 4y agoThey do it because employers are too averse to increase salaries, and job hopping is sometimes the only way to get raises. It is a game of perverse incentives.