Jobless and Faceless

FastCompany - 1/ 28/2018 - Daniel B. Kline—The Motley Fool - The average person changes job about 12 times during his or her career. That counts promotions or internal transfers as well as someone deciding to move from one company to another. Still, even though that number suggests that the idea of joining one company and staying there until retirement has long since passed, many people worry about the stigma associated with “job hopping.” Leaving jobs often may make a company think twice about hiring you. Quitting one job for a good reason, however, almost certainly won’t. If your resume includes multiple long stints (think two-plus years) at a single company, then one aberration may get asked about during an interview, but it probably won’t keep you from getting hired. If you have less stability than that in your past, then you may want to make sure you stick it out in your current position for at least a year. Read more @ https://www.fastcompany.com/40522531/ex ... e-your-job