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fromFast Company
1 day ago

Many workers plan to quit after cashing their year-end bonus checks

A majority of those expecting a holiday bonus this year are planning to check out once the check clears. According to a recent survey of 2,000 American workers by AI job application assistant JobHire AI, 59% are "maybe" or "definitely" expecting a bonus this year. Among them, 48% are already job hunting or planning to quit after their bonus is paid, and another 20% are considering leaving in the new year.
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fromFast Company
1 month ago

Is the retirement party dead?

When Greg Giczi retired in February, his company threw him a party. Giczi had spent 12 years as president and general manager of WNIT-TV, a public television station based in South Bend, Indiana. Public broadcasting isn't known for lavish budgets, so the party took place at the studio-a "big, open space with dramatic lighting," Giczi describes. There were appetizers, wine, and beer, as well as heartfelt speeches.
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fromFortune
2 months ago

Shark Tank's Kevin O'Leary blasts Gen Z who love to job-hop every six-months: 'That's a red flag' | Fortune

Employers favor multi-year tenure and demonstrated execution; frequent short-term job-hopping often signals inability to deliver and leads to rejections.
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fromFortune
2 months ago
Career

Job-hopping Gen Z only stay at each job 1 year and 54% are regularly browsing for their next role-but a report says they're not disloyal villains | Fortune

fromFortune
5 months ago
Education

This Gen X CEO has only worked at one company for 35 years-she says job-hopping Gen Z are not putting enough energy and time into their current gigs

fromFortune
2 months ago
Career

Job-hopping Gen Z only stay at each job 1 year and 54% are regularly browsing for their next role-but a report says they're not disloyal villains | Fortune

fromFortune
5 months ago
Education

This Gen X CEO has only worked at one company for 35 years-she says job-hopping Gen Z are not putting enough energy and time into their current gigs

Business
fromFast Company
3 months ago

Job hopping was all the rage, but the days of big salary increases from switching careers might be over

Workers are increasingly holding onto current jobs because job-hopping no longer reliably yields large pay gains amid layoffs, AI disruption, and weak labor growth.
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fromComputerWeekly.com
7 months ago

Jobs requiring technical expertise more stable than other roles | Computer Weekly

Technically skilled jobs, especially in tech, show greater stability despite the trend of job hopping among professionals.
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fromMoneywise
7 months ago

The hidden costs of job-shopping and hopping when you already have a good gig. How to weigh the pros and cons of switching up employers in the current economic climate

Job hopping may lead to short-term salary increases but has long-term career and financial consequences.
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