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In my experience the biggest challenge isn’t just identifying that pacing is important (because the author’s section on Pace is a complete gold mine of wisdom)
by clemailacct1 3y ago
In my experience the biggest challenge isn’t just identifying that pacing is important (because the author’s section on Pace is a complete gold mine of wisdom) - it’s having your direct manager and/or the company culture support that.
He correctly states that you should ‘change your situation’ (your job) if you’re not allowed to pace appropriately - but there’s a real tangible risk to getting recruited if your resume paints you to look like a mercenary who leaves every year.
Again, it just feels fuzzy and not black and white. Really great read though!
- JohnFen 3y ago> there’s a real tangible risk to getting recruited if your resume paints you to look like a mercenary who leaves every year. Yearly would be a bit much, but every 3-5 years isn't really that big of a deal.