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Never. Great thing about being a New Yorker. Tons of agencies here.
3 times. Not even 30 yet!!!
Same, 3 moves for work / jobs before turning 30. Last one was to NYC, haven’t felt any professional need to leave since
I've moved 6 times. Pretty certain I'll stay where I am now for the rest of my career/life though. When I was younger it was easier to do. Now I'm just old and tired lol
Once for my first job. They laid me off tho :)
Same same
Twice. I live in NY but if you commute from the surrounding area it can be easier/harder to commute to certain areas within the city depending on if you require a train, bus, or have parking available to you.
Honestly done with it at this point. I’ve since married and when you also have to account for another person’s career or buying/selling a home it’s not as easy to pickup and go.
USA. Asia. Now Europe.
Gonna try to put in enough years there for permanent residency and out down roots.
Chief
8 times. One of them out of the country and another one back in.
Too many. 5x.
About to be 3 times - hoping this time I stay put for longer
2x, don’t plan on doing it again, but would for the right opportunity.
As a family (spouse and I) - 3 times.
Two international to a different continent, one across the country (east to west coast).
twice in my first year
Four. Was finally able to move back home during the remote era but guess that’s coming to an end.
Twice
10…a lot. It definitely takes a lot of energy and extracts a toll, because a “full restart” is essentially required in each move - personal living, administrative, professional, establishing office and client relationships, etc.