A friend of mine switches jobs every 2 yrs for a huge pay raise. Do you believe in this or you loyal to your employer?
6 Answers to "A friend of mine switches jobs every 2 yrs for a huge pay raise. Do you believe in this or you loyal to your employer?"
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he's right
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sounds like a well thought out plan. The only loyalty you owe a company is to do your job well and to fulfill your contract
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In the end, the employer will cut you if it means saving his job. Why be loyal to someone like that?
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I can see where you're coming from but for me this employer has been through every hard time of my life with me. It feels like a dysfunctional family complete with the family gossip, family racist, etc. I do love the company I work for and again for me it's 18 years of my life
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If you can make more elsewhere, why stagnate in the same spot just because you feel loyal to your employer? You're saying that he/she wouldn't cut you if it was necessary?
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Yes, I believe in it. Loyalty should not a one way street. A loyal employer should see your potential and reward you with a competative incentive. If he refuses to do so, he deserves to loose you.
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IF YOU THINK ABOUT YOUR EMPLOYER EVRYTIME THEN YOU CANNOT GET SUCCESS... SO THINKING FOR YOURSELF SOMETIMES WILL TAKE YOU TO PROFITS...
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That's his mindset and in the 7 years I have known him he has worked for 3 companies, always earning more with each move. He is an incredibly smart guy.
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Posted by WizGeezer Oct 2nd, 2012 at 3:58PM
Nothing wrong with that!
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Reply by dfwgirl Oct 2nd, 2012 at 3:59PM
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Reply by WizGeezer Oct 2nd, 2012 at 4:01PM
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