I'll agree that switching jobs is often good for income. But I think it's a fallacy to say that you "improved" more by doing it vs if you hadn't (obviously depe

I'll agree that switching jobs is often good for income. But I think it's a fallacy to say that you "improved" more by doing it vs if you hadn't (obviously depends on the situation). It's a breadth vs depth thing. You are sacrificing depth for breadth. Not a bad thing at all. But if you write code, left it behind, and don't get to see what happens to it, then you're cutting off your own feedback loop.