One of my previous directors had a thumb rule, any tenure with less than 3 is straight reject unless other tenures are very long like 5+
2 yrs. But even 1 yr is fine if you are having at least one long tenure. It depends on the overall pattern. Once I saw a resume where a guy having 6 yrs experience had worked in 5 companies, all his experience was of below 2 yrs duration, some even less than a year. Surly that gives a very very bad impression. I mean in any big company, you can’t learn much in 1 year, so jumping that soon means you have zero learning and only interview cracking skill, makes a very bad impression
I graduated in 22 and it’s been a year since I joined my first company. Considering the current market situation, switching the company doesn’t seem to be an easy task. I got the opportunities to work on 5 projects in this company and un...
I wish to know the pros/cons of frequently switching jobs. I am in a dilemma, there are posts here and there that say don't switch frequently and then there are posts that nobody cares about frequent job switches, as you are a dev.
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Imagine you are the Hiring manager looking for a Tech Lead who is having 8-10 years of experience. He/She has al...
Best to do at least 2 years in a company before switching. That's considered normal in early days of your career. Any...
Depends very much on how frequent it is For me the average duration has been 1.5 years - and it’s worked out really...
I'm in this company. It's been 1 year+ and I wanted to switch because of this culture I don't like so that's why... is it okay to switch? Or I have to be there at least for 24 months or 18 months because experiences also needed to get in...
