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Offline Geremia

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median job tenure in 2024 in 🇺🇸: 3.9 years!
« on: Yesterday at 03:01:48 PM »
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  • The median 🇺🇸 job tenure in 2024 was 3.9 years (source: 🇺🇸 Bureau of Labor Statistics)!

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    Re: median job tenure in 2024 in 🇺🇸: 3.9 years!
    « Reply #1 on: Yesterday at 03:16:22 PM »
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  • No real surprise there. America is a big place with plenty of opportunities and changing jobs is the best way to get a pay raise. An American from California can move to New York and not experience an real cultural shock. The European equivalent would be like moving from Dublin to Athens. 

    Also Europeans are very attached to the place they grew up in. A Londoner moving to Sunderland would have more difficulty adjusting than a Philadelphian moving to Austin. 


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    Re: median job tenure in 2024 in 🇺🇸: 3.9 years!
    « Reply #2 on: Yesterday at 08:43:02 PM »
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  • Pretty amazing statistic, and I really don't know anyone who fits the average of only 3.9 years on a job.  My Peace Corps service was 2 years 3 months (the standard tour, with language training), than I had a couple of short term (1-3 years) gigs, short term by design.  I worked at a small registered Holstein dairy for five years until the owner decided to disperse the herd.  I moved to a 500 cow dairy, which expanded to 700 during the five years I was there.  I only left because of a new opportunity as a sales rep in the artificial insemination business, where I was at for ten years, then I was a herd manager at a Land Grant University's research and teaching dairy center for 15 years.  I needed to move back to the family farm to help my mother, who was in her late 90's at the time, and have been working at a funeral home for the past 7 years.  At one time a huge red flag on a resume was when someone changed jobs often (less than 5 years).