Job-hopping continues, despite the risks

Younger workers are still more likely to job hop, and workers with a college degree or higher see the most benefit in changing jobs every few years.

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Millennials may think it’s smart to change jobs often, but prospective employers aren’t so sure, according to the Robert Half report, “Should you job hop?”

Katie Kuehner-Hebert

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