How to Explain Job Hopping in an Interview
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Job hoppers secure an average pay raise of 8.5% compared to 5.9% for those who remain in the same role. Gen Zers plan to switch roles at least three times over the course of their careers Only 13% intend to stay with their current employer beyond four years and 83% outwardly consider themselves to b
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- Job hoppers secure an average pay raise of 8.5% compared to 5.9% for those who remain in the same role.
- Gen Zers plan to switch roles at least three times over the course of their careers
- Only 13% intend to stay with their current employer beyond four years and 83% outwardly consider themselves to be job hoppers
- work-life balance, mental health, flexibility, and competitive salaries
- Some people actually argue that being overly loyal to an employer is harmful.
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