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Can you think of a GOOD reason someone would hop around that much?

If I was still working a real job, I'd hop around as much as I could to benefit me, whether it be for financial gain or the environment or whatever suited me best. My 14 years of working in the real world showed me that companies are only out for themselves and employees are totally expendable, no matter how hard they work or how loyal. HR departments lie, managers lie, CEOs lie, and the companies force you to lie when they hire you as a manager. Companies will jerk you around and then shrug and maybe apologize, at best, if they feel like it. In my experience, if a company can lay someone off for the good of the company, then an employee can go do what's best for them, as much as possible. Kinda like being in the portal or a free agent.

Good lord, submit your mom for sainthood. My real problem is that I was 41 when my twins were born. At 47 now, I don't have what it takes to go through that all over again. Potty training two boys at the same time is one of the top 10 most difficult/frustrating things I've ever done.

I worked with a guy that was hired by the CEO 6 times over about 30 years. He never liked to stay places more than 2 years but everyone knew what they got with him so anytime he wanted to come back he made a phone call and started when ever he could.

Personally I don't care if people hop and actually encourage a lot of times because theyre learning how other places do similar things which helps make places better. If I'm looking at a very senior person the I want them in one place for some time because you need to be somewhere long enough to see your failures come to fruition and how to fix the mess you created. It's important realization for a lot of people. But being some where for 10 years or 20 years is not something that I'd ever see as positive right off the bat.

We are not choking any more than other schools right nw.
Everyone is trying to figure it out and it's all a big swirly right now.

That brings my roster count down to 99 ๐Ÿ˜ฌ. We definitely have some space to fill.

According to Greg Roberts radio show in Roanoke he's getting $1.5 million next year.

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