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Anybody stay in the same job your entire working career?

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Started working in High School for a company and worked for them until my heart muscle gave out 30 years later. Moved several (12) times working in 17 different locations.

 

Had a PT job cleaning an office while in high school before starting at Walmart. Was a firefighter on the side for a couple of years, but never left Walmart.

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11 1/2 years here since my return from Mexico in 2003. I do not see myself staying in my current position past my boys finishing high school. I hope to transition to a legal position. Ideally, it would be here.

Not the same job, but the same place. Retired after 29 years there.

I've been in the same spot going on 10 years in September. I never thought I would last this long, but was hired by another company and turned in my 2 week notice, low and behold I got a promotion at that point.

Been at my current job 19 years. Had a handful of other jobs prior.

Side note, everyone of the other companies I did work for are out of business.

 

If your current company goes out of business I'll be worried.

That's why you're not in too big a hurry to get that houseboat, eh?

 

Well, on the right river you can end up in the gulf.:thumb:

I've been in the hospitality industry (hotels) for a quarter century. I've been in 5 different hotels (7 if you count my current job is over 3 hotels; 8 if you count 2 different tenures at one hotel). I've held different positions along the way, I spent 13 years over the course of 2 different time spans at one hotel, several 3-ish year spans at hotels, and a year at the Convention Bureau. I'll have been at my current employment 4 years in July. Along the way, I've had a variety of second jobs, one of which I stayed at for 7 years, most of which were in the restaurant industry.

 

So, I haven't stayed in one place, but in my industry, just staying in the industry as long as I have without burning out is considered a feat, so I'll consider myself somewhat of an anomaly. :D

Being in sales it's not likely you stay with one company. I know of TWO people who sell for a living that have only sold for one company.

Being in sales it's not likely you stay with one company. I know of TWO people who sell for a living that have only sold for one company.

 

Sales is one thing I could never do. Too much of an unknown aspect for me.

Been at my current job 19 years. Had a handful of other jobs prior.

Side note, everyone of the other companies I did work for are out of business.

 

Sports Arena, Newport Shopping Center.......can still picture you there.

Sports Arena, Newport Shopping Center.......can still picture you there.

 

I was sporting a fro!

Sports Arena, Newport Shopping Center.......can still picture you there.

 

I was sporting a fro!

 

Pics or it didn't happen.

Sales is one thing I could never do. Too much of an unknown aspect for me.

 

I get that. It's certainly not for everyone.

Pics or it didn't happen.

 

I used to be skinny too! I'll see what I can find in the archives.

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