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Job Jumper
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Job Jumper
A person who changes jobs repeatedly in a relatively brief period of time. Companies frequently shy away from hiring job jumpers because job jumping may indicate that the applicant has an inability to commit to a single career, has difficulties with co-workers, or has some other impediment to being a good employee. A job jumper is also called a job hopper.


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Whatever qualities and characteristics they have, no employers would want to have a job hopper, troublemakers or somebody who had records on abuse or sexual harassment from their previous jobs.
Most of the employers do not want to take a person who is a job hopper as these people do not remain at the same place for a considerable period of time.
Gen Xers love to spend, but as extreme job hoppers, car buyers, home mortgagers and child bearers, finances may be taking a toll as a good majority have hefty education loans to pay off," notes Don Montuori, the publisher of Packaged Facts.
 
 
 
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