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Be very very sure of what this supposed "career progression" is before you leave something you enjoy.
by EchoChamberMan 3y ago
Be very very sure of what this supposed "career progression" is before you leave something you enjoy.
- hinkley 3y agoIf I hadn't moved to a new town, and if they hadn't also, I would have tracked down some of my old coworkers and asked them very nicely for a job. But we all 'graduated' and flew away.
- JR1427 3y agoI just worry that if I stay for years, and then for some reason do have to leave, it'll be harder to find a new job with my first as a dev having been at the same company for many years.
- StreetChief 3y agoGenerally I think long tenure is a positive signal, but you have to be growing. If you are growing and learning, and enjoying it, I recommend you continue to do so. Stop and smell the roses while you're at it. In theory, skills are what matter, but I don't find that true in practice. Appearance matters more. A long tenure is a good look to most.