Frequent job changes, often called job hopping, is a career strategy where professionals voluntarily change employers every one to three years. This approach is used to accelerate salary growth, gain diverse skills, and avoid stagnation. Early-career employees and tech workers benefit most, leveraging new roles for rapid advancement and broader experience, though long-tenure employers may view it differently.
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