Re: The Bunny Hop
Michele Marques wrote:
> I was in an interview where someone looked askance at my having worked at
> one company for 8 years. Some people worry that you are stagnating if you're
> not moving around.
From: Bruce Byfield <bbyfield -at- progeny -dot- com>
When I've hired, I've found that contractors or people who have had a
variety of jobs are generally more versatile, more used to
responsibility, and more justifiably confident in their abilities.
My experience: this is my fourth job since December 1999.
Company 4 - 10.5 yrs, lone writer or one of 2. Multiple tasks & responsibilities.
Company 3 - 9 months (contract), member of team, several deliverables.
Company 2 - 5 months (full-time), member of team, 1/2 of one product.
Current company - 2 months so far (full-time), lone writer. Multiple tasks & responsibilities. (Even so far it's better than the last 2 jobs.)
The opportunities I was offered at the long-term job defined what I think of as a good fit for me, and it only took 2 jobs to learn that....
Karen Black
Technical Writer and Fan of Deceased Monarch (thanks for the long weekend, Queen Victoria!)
www.dhltd.com
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