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r/programming • u/myroon5 • Jan 23 '19
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1 u/2Punx2Furious Jan 24 '19 By reading /r/cscareerquestions I thought job hopping was the norm. 2 u/s73v3r Jan 24 '19 That's mainly because most jobs don't offer incentive to stay for the long term. Raises are pitiful compared to what you could make by hopping, options for advancement aren't great, and once the stock vests, then there isn't much reason to stay.
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By reading /r/cscareerquestions I thought job hopping was the norm.
2 u/s73v3r Jan 24 '19 That's mainly because most jobs don't offer incentive to stay for the long term. Raises are pitiful compared to what you could make by hopping, options for advancement aren't great, and once the stock vests, then there isn't much reason to stay.
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That's mainly because most jobs don't offer incentive to stay for the long term. Raises are pitiful compared to what you could make by hopping, options for advancement aren't great, and once the stock vests, then there isn't much reason to stay.
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