Below 30-35 years of age: You stay until you learned everything you could learn from the job and can move on to a job with more responsibilities(and obviously h

Below 30-35 years of age: You stay until you learned everything you could learn from the job and can move on to a job with more responsibilities(and obviously higher pay). I know the advice today for younger people is to job hop every 2 years and get huge checks, but there are some jobs where arriving there with insufficient skills and flunking out means you will not get a chance in that role again (I personally know 2 people who jumped at trading promotions before they were "ready", did not impress from the get go and now will probably never trade again unless its their own money). Above 35 years of age(not there yet but my plan): IMO here you should just focus on maximizing how much you are paid vs the work you do.