How the f*** do find new jobs with all those 2-month, 3-months stints on your resume?

Bro niccas balding without jobs and homoerotic. I love dis s*** man

Resumes don’t matter for McDonald’s

Whole sxn is down bad.

My friend is 24 and he’s worked at least 10 separate jobs in the last 8 years

We livin life

lost my job cause of covid i sell dope now

Look at the types of jobs niggas are job hopping. It’s fast food/retail jobs. High turnover is expected.

Have fun working the same job for life u f***ing sheep

Fellas will proudly say "I just stopped showing up"

Man.. KTT is comedy

goes without saying, but different careers have different trajectories.

job hopping is law of the land for my field. i've worked 3 jobs in the past year and never stayed past 6 months for any of them. my current job is probably going to be the first that i stay for a year, but idk because i've already gotten another offer lmao.

this girl i'm talking to is a teacher though, and building tenure is going to be way more important for her career.

Wtf. You a contractor?

Loyalty is overrated

Working is a waste of time

nah, i'm a software dev working full-time now. though two of my past jobs were contracts. left the last one early though

from april 2020 to now, i went from:

front-end webdev ($30k + college credit) --> T2 helpdesk ($40k) --> application developer ($70k + $20k bump after i get a clearance).

How’s web dev? Easier than back end stuff?

We putting that money into crypto

Who the hell is saying that?

Haven’t been looking but I aint got one rn the last bodega was trippin and fired me so imma just collect unemployment f*** them

who's job hopping? i've seen like maybe 2-3 threads on it

most people that say they just quit on the spot or find jobs easily seem to be guys that worked in the fast food/retail industry, but i may be wrong

in that specific instance, i was really just doing mostly wordpress at the time so it wasn't hard at all.

but in general front-end is deceptively frustrating lol, especially at a high seniority level. front-end engineers earn every cent of their money IMO.

i definitely prefer working on the backend myself. if you sneeze on something in the front-end it'll break. and i deal less with clients so that's a plus too.

Better to switch jobs than stay complacent