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Why would anyone care? It's a job; it's not like you swore fealty. Leaving one position for another hardly constitutes a betrayal, unless you're actually violating an agreement in doing so.
Rebecca
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From: Mark L. Levinson [mailto:mark_levinson -at- yahoo -dot- com]
Sent: Wednesday, June 11, 2003 3:46 AM
To: TECHWR-L
Subject: Loyalty cuts
"Loyalty cuts both ways," remarks Dick M., and
that reminds me of a question. What kind of
impression does it make when your resume shows
that you've jumped from an employer to a competitor
of the same employer? I always assumed it was a
bad thing ("She has betrayed her father, and
may thee," as the fellow says in Othello) but
a fellow who worked in headhunting told me a
few years ago that it's considered a good thing.
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