Job hoppers don’t have a great reputation among hiring managers. The indication that a candidate has switched jobs frequently in the past few years is often enough for many employers to shuffle the "job hopper" resume to the bottom of…
Sometimes, people assume “big name” companies are guaranteed to be great places to work. That’s what Jay Robinson thought when he started a Warehouse Associate role with a globally-recognized employer. What he discovered, unfortunately, was quite the opposite. The work environment was incredibly stressful, management was unsupportive…the job was just plain “awful.” But Jay knew … Continue Reading
