The things you mentioned are only relevant if you relocate. If you job hop somewhere close to where you live, or you are job hopping into remote work, all the

The things you mentioned are only relevant if you relocate. If you job hop somewhere close to where you live, or you are job hopping into remote work, all the hassle of moving your family is not an issue. There are still some downsides, for example, you might get X% higher salary (something you know upfront), but instead of having 4-5 hours of work with autonomy, few meetings easy-going colleagues, you might get annoying people, boring work, micromanagement, and endless meeting (which is something you can usually only know for sure after switching)...