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It is far easier to switch an employee than employer, as decision is made assymetrically - the decision maker, the manager of your manager, for example, has ze
by SomeoneFromCA 2y ago
It is far easier to switch an employee than employer, as decision is made assymetrically - the decision maker, the manager of your manager, for example, has zero emotional investment in you, compared to you and your being accustomed to your place, social relationships etc.
EDIT: It is also true that too frequent switching jobs will have negative consequences for your employability; and high attrition, even if it becomes a public fact, would have little consequences for desirability of the job.