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Changing jobs frequently for higher pay is common, but excessive job-hopping can raise red flags for employers. While the stigma may be fad...

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The term “job hopping” mainly refers to frequently switching jobs and spending less than two years in an organisation. During the pre-pande...

Job-hopping is becoming common amongst job seekers in the country as 60 per cent have voluntarily left their employment in the last 3-10 ye...

While 60% employees think job hopping can benefit their careers, 32% employers also claim that up to 5% hires in 2015 comprised of job hopp...

Compensation, job satisfaction and better roles are among the main reasons for employees moving jobs in the engineering, IT, financial serv...

On an average, since 2009, the proportion of people who are changing jobs cautiously has increased up to 50 per cent, compared to the pre-s...

As technology firms aggressively chase potential hires from rival firms, many junior to mid-level professionals are finding it difficult to...

Factors like scope to grow, job environment, appraisal process should be taken in consideration.

People retiring can also continue to avail the facilities of group health policies.

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Citibank is suing six former employees in Singapore who defected to UBS earlier this year.

India, Inc.'s big shots are a restless bunch as more and more executives are hopping jobs regularly.