That model works for people with super high mobility: if you can afford to take a job, put efforts I to it for a few months, see if it pans out, and get out dep

That model works for people with super high mobility: if you can afford to take a job, put efforts I to it for a few months, see if it pans out, and get out depending on how it goes, it's a good model. If you have a family and a mortgage and need a pretty good idea of what they're offering because you can't afford to take stab a three or four jobs randomly and leave them if it doesn't work out. Basically I see your model as perfect for newly graduates and freelancers, and pretty tough for everyone else. In a way, these kind of openings still exist, they're basically consulting roles or internships.