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Study finds job hopping still carries hiring risks for workers and employers alike

A new study finds that frequent job changers continue to face penalties when applying for new roles, and companies that hire them can also suffer consequences. The research pushes back against the post-pandemic narrative that job hopping had become stigma-free as workers gained leverage in a tight labor market.

Career experts outline strategies for succeeding in short-term 'stepping stone' jobs

Workplace experts note that job-hopping has shifted from a career red flag to a common tactic, with many workers deliberately taking roles they don't plan to stay in long-term. These positions may serve as bridges toward higher pay, faster advancement, a dream job, or simply to bide time through a personal or industry transition. Experts offer guidance on how to approach such roles effectively while still employed in them.