I'm a 31-year-old Black woman in HR who makes over $200,000 a year. Job-hopping has a stigma, but it's always helped me make what I'm worth.

Dec 24 2022 by Business Insider

 

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Welcome to "Salary Journeys," a series that reveals how much people have made over their careers. In this journey, a 31-year-old HR exec shares how job-hopping helped her win big pay bumps.  Job-hopping is the most reliable way to make more money and to get ahead in your career, she said.

Job-hopping often gets a bad rap, but as any human-resources manager worth their salt will tell you, it's the most reliable way to make more money and get ahead in your career.

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