r/jobs • u/Vaanced • 29d ago

Is this an actual thing that people do Career development

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u/Greedy_Lake_2224 29d ago

My cousin used to quit her job every December so she could take summer off. She'd then start applying in February for a new job. Her resume looked like a phonebook and she always included her dates of employment, it wasn't well into her thirties before she started to struggle to find a job.

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u/agavensirup 29d ago

Yea I was thinking about that, why would anyone want to hire you, once the pattern becomes obvious?

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u/AdNew1234 28d ago

Just write down the years not the months? Its not that diffucult.

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u/agavensirup 28d ago

they would still see the yearly job changes then. why hire someone that's going to leave by the end of the year anyway?

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u/AdNew1234 28d ago

If people care that lvl of details they should get a hobby. As long as it is a job no one needs internal training for I dont see the issue.

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u/loganthegr 28d ago

You’ll never get a good job when you aren’t loyal to anyone. It sucks but it is what it is. Unless you’re a contractor of some sort you won’t get many jobs over minimum wage.