anonymous
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anonymous
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If you have a significant benefit such as reduced cost health insurance should you lose your job or choose to retire early the benefit is phenomenal and not worth risking to go somewhere else. When you start over every few years there’s never an accumulation of time off or opportunity for advancement. But to each his own I guess
there’s no opportunity for advancement here! What a joke! They don’t value career development.. they love to put parameters on jobs so that internal candidates have zero chance of moving onto something else. They value external hires and value words on a resume rather than a loyal employee with a great attitude and skill sets.