Re: Job Hopping (was Re: Certification--a new concept. Discuss)

[HBacheler -at- aol -dot- com]

Re: Job hopping, 

Why so many  jobs?

You would not believe the number of times that I got asked that  question, or 
others like it.

I have just responded by saying that I have  been contracting/consulting for 
"n" years, and have been compensated by  contract, 1099, W2 with benefits, and 
W2 without benefits.  I have been  called in to do certain tasks and when 
they were done I moved on.

Knowing  the climate in the Washington DC area, they have understood.  
Contracts  come and go, and always new work to be done, and no one onboard to do it. 
(At  that time)

As an aside, how many companies can say that they have only  one client that 
they work for.  They have 'many jobs', but is it called  'job hopping'.  No. 
it is going after business, where the water comes out  of the ground.  And 
letting the non-profitable business pass  away.

My input.

Harry  


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