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Listen, there’s an unfortunate lesson to be learned here. Job hoppers earn a lot more, over time. It sounds like it’s time to go. Perhaps there’s another depar
by adenozine 4y ago
Listen, there’s an unfortunate lesson to be learned here.
Job hoppers earn a lot more, over time. It sounds like it’s time to go. Perhaps there’s another department you could move to, as well? Otherwise, time to spend a weekend or two on Leetcode and then wrangle up some interviews.
I suspect something else is going on here, and without further details, I have to assume that leaving to a higher-paying job would be best for you.
- santoshalper 4y ago1000% this. You should never stay at one job longer than 5 years, and I think 3 years per job is probably optimal. There are people that will tell you that "job hopping" will catch up with you, but those people are dead wrong.
- yamtaddle 4y agoMaybe I'm in a bubble, but it'd never occur to me that 3-year stints is a strike against you. That's just normal—company wants you longer than 3 years, they can pay for it, if not, well, they know what happens. Having one or two 5ish-year ones in your history, once you've got enough for that to be possible, does probably help some though.