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I haven’t jumped ship though I almost did fairly recently. However, based on having heard from quite a few people over time I don’t think that you’ll get an exponential increase by continually moving. I think you’ll get an increase the first time you move but your raises won’t be very good because you’ll be at the top or above the pay band initially. Same thing will happen next time. So you may be able to stay at the top of the pay band, but you won’t be making 2x what everyone else is making by doing it. Also, you lose so much network and support when you move your performance may suffering or might be viewed as suffering. I think the better way to do it is wait 6 or 7 years and then move when the bump is much bigger and but you have enough time to really establish yourself before partner (if that’s something that interests you and you think you’re capable of achieving).
Job hopping is meta now
Bounce every few years for 20%
Stay until manager bc it will be better for your career is the oldest lie in the books 😂