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lol you better have a good narrative for the moves. The next jump you should plan to grow and stay there. But there’s no harm in trying. The cake is already baked. If this is a problem for an employer you just won’t get hired there
Yeah it’s never been an issue yet, though I’ve obviously had to explain in interviews. I still had tons of interviews and multiple offers each move. But I do a somewhat niche area of law that doesn’t have many candidates.
For context:
My first firm I was screamed at daily and said I’d stick it out a year, and then leave, so I did. (I don’t turn this into a trauma dump in interviews)
Second firm I left after my first kids were born as early on I realized culturally it wasn’t the place for me and then I wasn’t given any parental leave despite NICU kids (billing 30+ hours per week while kids were near death despite asking for time off - told not to use FMLA, liked team but knew they didn’t have my best interests at heart).
Third firm I left to go in house because I immediately realized it wasn’t a good fit and was ready for that transition (full RTO, long hours, and basically never saw my wife or kids, wanted to be a more present father and husband - this narrative actually got me my first in house role, CLO was a family man).
Left first in house role that I really liked after they did multiple rounds of layoffs the prior year and I didn’t want to stick around for my turn. Company had pipeline issues. Performance reviews were excellent but they laid off really great and important people so I knew that didn’t matter. (They gutted my whole department two months after I left - I actually referred former colleagues to my new company as a result.)