It's one of those things where people think they're the best example. Those who jump ship will talk about how much experience they gained working with lots of d

It's one of those things where people think they're the best example. Those who jump ship will talk about how much experience they gained working with lots of different codebases and people. Those who didn't will talk about how much experience they gained solving the deeper problems in a single codebase. Most people do a mix, and thus have mixed opinions. I think it also depends a lot on tech ecosystem where you live too. There's a lot of dead startups where I live. The dream jobs are probably oil and gas jobs, some telco that thinks that having colorful offices will make them the next Google, or a bank with an ATM machine in "the metaverse". I can't imagine that staying too long at these places are a good sign.