Posted on Oct 6, 2018
Millennials Aren't Afraid To Change Jobs, And Here's Why
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What’s interesting is that the Bureau of Labor Statistics states Baby Boomers did just as much job-hopping in their respective 20s as millennials do these days — that’s a bit of a contradiction, isn’t it?
Older generations should probably check their comments about millennials job-hoppers and look deeper into the situation. Millennials shouldn’t apologize for their tendency to job hop, and here’s why.
Older generations should probably check their comments about millennials job-hoppers and look deeper into the situation. Millennials shouldn’t apologize for their tendency to job hop, and here’s why.
Millennials Aren't Afraid To Change Jobs, And Here's Why
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Baby Boomers were frowned upon for hopping around with jobs. These days, it is expected to show more experience. Secondly, the discovery of income gaps with the IT world of job hoppers became more eveident in the late ‘80s-‘90s, so folks discovered that to get more than a 2-3% pay raise with their current company, they were better off leaving for a 10-15% increase elsewhere. I watched while I was in and when I got out, did the same! Company’s these days aren’t giving large enough increases yearly to keep up with the economy. So you almost have to change jobs with company’s to get a good pay raise!
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