Job Hopper or Career Loyalist?

33 thoughts on “Job Hopper or Career Loyalist?”

1. The young worker market is full of job hoppers, yet recruitment doesn’t want to hire older workers.

2. You look ai generated

3. your math is off

4. So much confusion in those people, they have read but haven’t open their hearts to understand

5. this doesnt work in the uk lmao

6. Chad is kind of a bastard lol

7. Does this work for admin

8. If you change jobs in Morocco, you will be unemployed !

9. no matter how much your "salary" is, the chances of someone being long term happy when they have to show up to a job and are controlled with how much they can make are extremely extremely low. freedom is the best and being able to work independent location and whenever you want is the greatest and beats out any amount of money. of course the goal is to scale consistently with whatever your business may be…

   it would've been so much better for everyone if schools had taught people how to do their own thing and not rely on college and jobs. not that there's anything wrong with it, it's just that it will destroy your freedom, freedom of opportunities, freedom of location, freedom in general and lock you down to one location, doing the same thing everyday forever and make you dependent on it to survive

10. Diciples of law by mike 😊

11. Erika: I will help you get smarter with your money😄
    Me: what money?

12. job hopper! ❤

13. The delusion is real with this one

14. One like wouldn't be enough, for all the good you do.

15. "WHAT?!" 😂

16. 50k is nothing in this economy 😭😭😭

17. Hmm i feel like this might be a little too optimistik…

18. but some jobs wont hire job hoppers because there afraid hey would leave the company

19. My dad works in du, it’s been 20 years he works with them and they still barely gave him a raise

20. Doesnt work in my country😂.aspecially when youre a. Teacher.

21. More money can also equal more problems, headaches, and late hours.

22. But im 12☠️💀

23. Its not always about the money .. sometimes it's about a great work culture, work life balance and so much more.

24. Письками мерится… ну такое..

25. Imagine have a stable job and buy a house,

26. Question, In my country you are required a minimum of I think 40 years working for the same company for you to get a valid pension. Is that not how it works in the US?

27. My dad works as a financial advisor and he's been loyal for 20 years and he makes around 800k now

28. People working in the Big 4, jumping between the 4…

29. Americans are so funny, dumb, but sooo funny!!!

30. And if you just tell your empleyerr that you got a better offer and they might get a similar raise, also, in Interviews it's often a negative point if you switch a lot of jobs, because employeers prefer employees who stay for some time

31. Will not work in my field. The advantages I have now since being with my current one for 13 years is being a manager has its perks and my extensive PTO time each year.

32. Every 3 years lol works on paper I guess

33. What about retirement? Wouldn't you have a lot of retirement plans.

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