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Title: 3 Positive Reasons To Explain Your Frequent Job Changes


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3 Positive Reasons To Explain Your Frequent Job
Changes
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  • Previously what was thought as a sign of
    disloyalty now it is a common practice. Yes, the
    practice of switching jobs and changing
    organizations. This is quite so often nowadays.
    The practice of switching jobs has become very
    common, among millennial, hence employers are
    taking fewer objections to it, and many realized
    the chance of gaining a variety of skills and
    experiences from different jobs. But the problem
    is holding too many positions in quite a less
    time and this might raise a red flag for hiring
    managers.
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  • Now the question is, how long to stay in an
    organization or how frequent job change is
    desirable? The answers might vary on personal
    views of the hiring manager, but a survey of HR
    managers gives career advice that an average of
    five job changes in 10 years is the limit.
  • Mary Ellen Slayter, a career expert at
    Monster.com. said that most employers yet frown
    on making job switch too quickly, that is a
    subjective call. She added that generally, one
    wants to avoid stints of less than a year. And
    further along in the career, anything less than 2
    to 3-year stretches can raise eyebrows.
  • If you are a "frequent job hopper", this blog
    post is for you. Here we list a few smart ways to
    discuss employment history during an interview
    that could yet portray you as a committed
    candidate.

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  • Here's what experts say you should address your
    frequent job changes on your résumé. 
  • Make mention about your transferable skills
  • If your job changes show career advancement or a
    differently new field, a hiring manager will like
    to hear about the diverse skill sets you gained
    from your experiences. Job switching into new
    industries or new positions can reflect a desire
    to gain transferable skills in order to thrive in
    our changing and demanding marketplace.
  • According to experts, multiple employers on your
    résumé might appeal to some hiring managers

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  • Be honest with the reasons for job hopping
  • If you have an employment history with much short
    tenure, be honest with the reasons to the hiring
    managers. An employer will understand if
    circumstances were beyond your control, like
    downsizing or a spouse's relocation, but if you
    choose to leave each time, you have to provide an
    honest and genuine reason for your frequent
    moves.
  • Slayter said that its important to get defensive
    when you explain yourself, a potential employer
    wont listen to excuses.

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  • Portray that you want to commit to the current
    employer
  • Every job candidate must know to discuss why he
    or she wants to work for a company and is true of
    job hoppers as well. The employers will be
    looking for reassurance that you wont make
    another switch before six months. So you have to
    prepare yourself to explain how the present
    company or job is different for you. Connect your
    experiences to explain how they would help you
    sustain in the position you wanted till now, for
    a long term.
  • To summarise, you have to highlight your
    willingness to work with the employer for a long
    time and how you are the desirable candidate for
    the current position. 
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