this is how it is actually.......being company loyal doesnt help everytime.....actually as per my experience i have learnt one thing.......its not your hard work that is count..........and as it is there is a saying "Never love your company, you never know when the company will stop loving you"
From India, Mumbai
From India, Mumbai
I must say, the interview would have been real fun for the interviewer. I would not buy the idea of jumping jobs to have financial stability. Somewhere, the idea of learning was lost. I dont think its just about making money...its more to do with professional growth and learning. You may change jobs and have great salaries, but you would end up being a loser if you run behind money. Every interviewer has seen such characters and trust me, its fun to hear their stories and their perspective about job hopping... You buy their idea or not is strictly your choice.
Arun.
From India, Bangalore
3Arun.
From India, Bangalore
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