Re:How do you know it's time to do the next thing?
by NhanH on Friday June 08, 2018 @05:19AM
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12-18 months job change sounds a bit too much, especially after you have a few years of experience under your belt.
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Re:How do you know it's time to do the next thing?
by konradb on Friday June 08, 2018 @06:42AM
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It feels to me that a period as short as that would prevent you from learning a whole bunch of interesting things.
Technical lessons about design, architecture, and infrastructure choices one has made, how they cope with scale, subtle mis-steps, etc. Interpersonal lessons about how people develop and communicate. Lessons about why some approaches work and don't work organisationally.
Re:How do you know it's time to do the next thing?
by coaxial on Friday June 08, 2018 @07:40PM
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The places I've seen this at were either agencies (so short/medium term projects) or startups where employees churn so much that a year later almost everyone is new again.
Like I said, might not be representative but has been my observations.