12英语四级热门话题阅读：换工作频率.docxVIP

Word文档下载后（可任意编辑） 第 第 PAGE 1 页 共 NUMPAGES 1 页 .12英语四级热门话题阅读：换工作频率 英语四级考试：2018.12英语四级热门话题阅读：换工作频率 英语四级精选班  How Often Should You Switch Jobs  With unemployment at a 26-year high as the grinding downturn wears on, many people are being forced into Job changes-if theyre lucky enough to find new jobs. But for those still employed and managing their careers, theres a perennial question: How often should you change jobs?  During the recent boom, it was common to hear advice that frequent jobs changes were the way to take advantage of the fast-moving economy, maximize personal opportunities and use leverage to get pay raises. Long over were the days of professional loyalty employees to employers, and vice versa when people clocked life-long careers at the same company. The career adviser and blogger Trunk, for example, counseled her readers in 2007 that staying in one job forever is todays recipe for career suicide.  At the beginning of ones career, it is nearly impossible to find something right without trying a bunch of options, Ms. Trunk wrote After that，you will experience more personal growth from changing jobs frequently than staying in one job for extended periods of time.And if you change jobs frequently you build an adaptable skill set and a wide network which are the keys to being able to find a job whenever you need to.  All of that advice might well remain apt today, but the recession has changed the calculus for many workers. Green, a staffing manager at a nonprofit, wrote earlier this year in a guest post on a US News World Report blog that a clear-eyed assessment of the possible downsides is crucial in changing jobs in this environment.  Obviously, it would be silly to say people should never change jobs in a bad economy, Green wrote. Maybe you can find your dream job, or a way out of a career sinkhole, or a financial windfall. But if there was ever a time to proceed with some extra caution and not leap rashly, its now.