>a series of 1- or 2-year stays will still hurt you At my last job I helped in the process of interviewing for an embedded USB developer position. It was extre

>a series of 1- or 2-year stays will still hurt you At my last job I helped in the process of interviewing for an embedded USB developer position. It was extremely difficult to find people with that expertise. I remember one candidate in particular had 13 jobs over a 20 year career with the most time spent at one company being just under five years. When we all gathered at the end of the day to discuss the candidate I brought this up and my manager and he admitted he noticed this but filling the position was so difficult he didn't care. My takeaway from this was if you have a sought-after skill no one cares how long you stayed at previous jobs.