Job hopping to be a millennial stereotype, but it seems everyone’s doing it.
When asked how much longer they see themselves working at their current company, 25% of people said less than a year, making it the most popular answer, according to the latest reading of an ongoing query by Comparably. The next most popular answers were “more than 2 years,” “1-2 more years” and “not sure.” The least popular answer was “indefinitely.” More than 10,000 workers across the technology industry participated in the survey.
From an age perspective
People of all ages chose “less than a year” as their top response — even those in their mid-30s and above.
36 to 40
46 to 50
No difference between men and women
Men and women were nearly identical in their responses, with the most popular answer as “less than a year” and least popular “indefinitely.”
Executives want to stick around; HR and Communications also in it for the long haul
From a department perspective, the only groups to choose something other than “less than 1 year” as the top response were those in executive roles, HR, and communications.
The top answer among executives was “indefinitely” (23%), while the top answer for HR and communications workers was “more than two years” (29% and 26%, respectively).
Executive
HR
Communications
The latest reading is as of April 2.
