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003 - Four Reasons You May Want to Stay at Your Current Job
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Thinking about leaving your job for a new one? You’ve had some restlessness lately?You might want to think again!
Millennials have earned the unfortunate reputation of “job hoppers,” when the reality is, people of all ages in today’s work force change jobs more than they did fifty years ago. In fact, the Bureau of Labor Statistics says that the median number of years workers tend to stay with one employer is 4.2 years, and that number is getting smaller each year.
But how do you know if it is the right time to leave? And how long should you stay?
There are lots of advantages of sticking with one job for a long time, and you might be selling yourself short if you leave your company too soon.
Here are four reasons you might want to nix the applications, and stay where you are.
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