By Kathleen Furore
From Tribune Content Agency
Over the past year or so, I’ve heard people talking about how they’ve changed jobs several times. Some kept job hopping because they didn’t like what they were doing, some wanted more money, and one was let go of two jobs within a year—yet none of them had any trouble landing new positions. Is there a minimum amount of time someone should stay at a job? And how should they handle short-term stays on a resume?
According to a recent Resume Builder survey, the old rule of thumb that said two years will ensure your resume remains attractive to recruiters has been thrown out the window. As the survey notes, “The ongoing labor shortage has provided unprecedented new opportunities for job seekers unhappy in their current roles.”…