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		<title>Changing Jobs???</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[A survey reported that professionals who regularly changed their jobs are
more confident and financially secure than their counterparts. To find out
the truth we decided to have a conversation with some of our friends. We
began with some professionals who had changed their jobs a year ago.
This is what one had to say:
&#8216;I started my career in [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p style="text-align: justify;">A survey reported that professionals who regularly changed their jobs are<br />
more confident and financially secure than their counterparts. To find out<br />
the truth we decided to have a conversation with some of our friends. We<br />
began with some professionals who had changed their jobs a year ago.</p>
<p>This is what one had to say:</p>
<p>&#8216;I started my career in a company and worked in the same company for 10<br />
years. During this period I developed very good relations with my seniors,<br />
HoD and also with admin dept. This created a sense of security in my mind<br />
and I started loving my company. During this period I came across many job<br />
opportunities from other companies and also from foreign lands. But the<br />
sense of security was so deep rooted in my mind that I never bothered to<br />
even attend a walk-in-interview. Forget about thinking of going abroad. I<br />
watched many of my colleagues resign and join other companies on a higher<br />
salary and a higher position. Some even went abroad and are settled there.</p>
<p>Meanwhile I also saw some young engineers almost 5 years junior to me joined<br />
my company with same pay as what I was earning. It was then I was disturbed<br />
and started looking for alternatives. I had good relations with my HOD and<br />
also with administration dept so I decided to put up my case against this<br />
&#8216;injustice&#8217;. Everybody showed sympathy to me but nobody took any action, all<br />
that they would say were &#8216;we will revise your scale in the next appraisal&#8217;.<br />
I had faith in my company so I waited for the appraisal and to my shock I<br />
was given only an average increment the same was given to the new chaps too.<br />
The same story repeated the following year. It was then I decided to quit.</p>
<p>But leaving was not so easy. I had many of sleepless nights before I<br />
actually resigned. I had built a shell of &#8216;sense of security&#8217; around me and<br />
it was very difficult to break. Worse I had lost confidence that I would be<br />
able to adjust and perform in a different environment. But later I found out<br />
it is not so difficult to get adjusted to the new environment. I am happy<br />
now that I earn better and have a good position.&#8217;</p>
<p>This is just an example. Many professionals we talked to had a similar<br />
experience.</p>
<p>WE CONCLUDE THAT WORKING IN ANY COMPANY FOR MORE THAN 7 YEARS HAVE FOLLOWING<br />
DISADVANTAGES:</p>
<p>1. You are taken for granted by the company.</p>
<p>2. You get used to working in an environment which is unique to that<br />
company this makes you less confident for taking up new opportunities.</p>
<p>3. Personal growth is hampered as there is very little new to learn<br />
after 5-7 years.</p>
<p>4. You become complacent reducing your own market value.</p>
<p>5. The only benefit it offers is so called &#8216;security&#8217; (And that too is<br />
imaginary)</p>
<p>HERE ARE SOME BENEFITS OF CHANGING THE JOB REGULARLY:</p>
<p>1. You join the company satisfied with your needs ( pay and position )<br />
and on your own terms.</p>
<p>2. Work in a different environment and learn to negotiate different<br />
problems and situations.</p>
<p>3. Often you get a chance to attend a new course/seminar thereby<br />
increasing your professional knowledge.</p>
<p>4. You are always conscious about your performance keeping your market<br />
value intact.</p>
<p>The professional companies do not operate on emotions. They are least<br />
bothered about your loyalty all they want is performance. You won&#8217;t be<br />
awarded anything extraordinary for your loyalty. It is always performance<br />
that counts. If you are in a company serving for too long then the chances<br />
are you not one of the best performers because of the inevitable<br />
complacency.</p>
<p>Also such people presented with an opportunity of lifetime are incapable to<br />
grab it. It is impossible for these people to break their shell of<br />
&#8216;security&#8217; and grab the new opportunity. The situation is worse for the<br />
people who have worked for more than 15 years in only one company. They<br />
can&#8217;t even dream of quitting their job &#8211; it is like fish out of water.</p>
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