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In a recent post, Stanley Bing of The Bing Blog compared job switching with the shelf life of a perishable good, such as the milk or cheese that we buy in a grocery store. When we move from an old job to a new one, it is like being repackaged with a future “sell by” date and returned to the aisle. This is an interesting comparison, with the only difference being our continued resale value (until we retire), unlike a food item.
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