More Than Two Years at a Company Is Bad for Your Career

Re:More Than Two Years at a Company Is Bad for Your Career by a3n on Tuesday October 20, 2015 @10:32PM (#10423311)

> Changing jobs every year or two has some distinct benefits.

The company that wrote this depends on churn.

Recruiting and onboarding can be expensive. If you accumulate a history of changing jobs, employers have to wonder whether the ROI on you is worth it.

Disclosure: I don't work in SV. Maybe the article is spot on for that environment, but I'd be surprised.

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Re:More Than Two Years at a Company Is Bad for Your Career by vail130 on Tuesday October 20, 2015 @10:38PM (#10423335)

Tailspin is a tech job marketplace, so you're right that it would benefit from churn in the market. The market has plenty of churn, though.

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