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Your professor is teaching a class on human resource management. Write a post responding to the professor's question. In your response, you should do the following. Express and support your opinion. Make a contribution to the discussion in your own words. An effective response will contain at least 100 words.

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Dr. Achebe

In the past, it was common for people to stay at one job for a long time, possibly for their whole career. This has changed in recent years, though, and nowadays many people tend to change jobs quite often. Proponents of this job market trend point to many benefits of regularly changing careers. Today, I would like to know what you think. Do you agree that the benefits of switching jobs often outweigh the disadvantages? Why or why not?
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Paul

I believe that it can be beneficial for people to change jobs often. If you do the same job for a long time (for example, several years), you might become too comfortable with the job. This could mean the job is no longer challenging for you and it could cause you to be bored and unsatisfied at work.
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Kelly

I agree with some of what Paul wrote, but we also need to consider the disadvantages of changing jobs often. Switching jobs can make you feel insecure and exhausted, especially if you are changing fields and have to learn new skills. Additionally, you have to adapt to a new environment and new colleagues, which can be overwhelming as well.
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  • I think that the benefits of switching jobs often can generally outweigh the disadvantages, a view that aligns with Paul’s which listed boredom and unsatisfaction as results from a long tenure. I would further argue that switching jobs allows individuals to gain diverse experiences, develop new skills, and expand their professional networks. This can lead to faster career growth and increased earning potential, as people who switch jobs often can negotiate higher salaries compared to those who remain in one position for a long time.

     

    Take my cousin Jake as an example, who has worked in the tech industry for over a decade. He has been moving from one company to another to gain expertise in various cutting-edge new technologies or management practices. This not only keeps his skillset relevant in a rapidly changing field but also makes him more competitive in the job market. Now he’s climbing the corporate ladder much faster than others with the same starting point.

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