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depends on your character and ambition.
I did that in terms of first job, starting as graduate trainee, got training, got better/more experienced, stayed longer and was relatively underpaid, because of loyalty to company and then fucked off when I'd become disillusioned.
For those who didn't come through the ranks at company, the cycle of being enthused/enjoying the job/place and fucking off was a whole load shorter..
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Here's a question @cornelius_blackfoot:
You currently work for company xt.
They've taken the time to train you up, they've nurtured and fostered you, you feel fully skilled up in the world of chatting shit on the internet.
Then. You realise, I generate a lot of shit on the internet and I could generate more and be rewarded better and learn more skills in how to generate more shit on the internet. Plus you'll get to be managed by a new leader who is skilled in the art of shite generation as well as shit generation.
Do you stay because of loyalty or do you move to generate more shit and new shite?