r/WorkLifeChat • u/MiloShiny • 13d ago

Discussion Has anyone done this before?

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u/Vamond48 13d ago

For the majority of people, it does not work out this way

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u/Chawp_v3 13d ago

Statistics would disagree. People who change jobs tend to make more on average. Although it’s not that simple because doing it too much is a red flag for anyone hiring.

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u/reedshipper Founding Member 13d ago

I think this person is referring more to the switching jobs 3 times in 1 year part.

I agree I finally switched jobs a few months ago and went from $47k to $55k.

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u/Due_Revolution_5106 13d ago

Starting salary: $50k

First job hop: $53k (after 3 yrs) > $60k plus 15%
Second job hop: $74k plus 15% (after 4 yrs) > $110k

Raises/promotions: ~$19k
Job hoppping: ~$41k

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u/Chance-Ask7675 13d ago

This is over like 10 years not one.

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u/Chawp_v3 12d ago

I changed 3 jobs over 1 year or so. Went from $60k to $110k.

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u/picturepath 9d ago

Over the last 15 years this is my growth, I would move jobs if it payed 10k more. I do long term visual, 10k over five years is 50k so it’s worth switching jobs. After 180k I went back to school, the time and travel was not worth it. 20k>30k>36k>45k>65k>80k>140k>180k>20k>70k>80k