Is it bad to stay at one company your entire life?

[Sad Bunny]

what you think?

 

[Schmoove]

It all depends on what you want out of life.

 

[ugksam]

the job security would be nice but unless you were constantly moving up in the company seems like it would get boring

 

[Red Omega]

It all depends on what you want out of life.

dis

 

[SuburbanPimp]

No its not...

Why would it be bad?

As long as its a good company and you have room to grow I rather work at one company than constantly moving around..

 

[Sad Bunny]

No its not...

Why would it be bad?

As long as its a good company and you have room to grow I rather work at one company than constantly moving around..

True, in the journalism field, it aint much room for growth

you move on by going to bigger papers, but I'm over that

I'm tryna get my teachers certification and be a PO for juveys

 

[Stacks]

Unless it's your own company, I couldn't see how anybody could stay at the same place for such a period of time, unless (as Suburban Pimp and ugksam stated) there is constant room for growth, so that you're not stuck doing the same thing day after day.

 

[Sad Bunny]

It all depends on what you want out of life.

What if you dont know what you want though

stay at said company until you find out?

waht if you get stuck in said company forever doe?

I'm so pessimistic

 

[acri1]

Depends on whether you like the company and whether there's room for advancement.

But in this economy I'd be hesitant about leaving any job if you don't have another one lined up already.

 

[beenz]

if that company treating u right and you happy with the job/pay etc, I dont see why this is a bad thing.

 

[Sad Bunny]

if that company treating u right and you happy with the job/pay etc, I dont see why this is a bad thing.

yeah...too bad it took me leaving to realize this fukking shyt

FML

 

[Auger]

Dude, if have fulfilling pursuits OUTSIDE of work, it doesn't even matter what kind of work you do for a living. (even if it's shoveling shyt
Daily)

The trick is turn those fulfilling pursuits into a job, but that in itself is a dangerous path, where you turn what was once passion into a livelihood.

Now stop bytching and asking questions about your career. shyt, you spend more time bytching than taking any action.


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[CoolazzFemale]

Not if your moving up the ladder. If not, then yes.