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<blockquote data-quote="Parks 788" data-source="post: 4175086" data-attributes="member: 14646">Just a thought.&nbsp; Some of your comment made me remeber this.&nbsp; Can&#039;t remember the person on a pod cast that said it (was well known business guy).&nbsp; Thoses who perform well at their jobs/careeer and switch up employeers in the same field tend to make50% more money thoughout their career than those that tend to be &quot;lifers&quot; as the same company for 20-30 years.&nbsp; When they said that i looked at some of my longtime friends and those that moved companies within their same industry were paid more each time they moved.&nbsp; Some of it was due to a higher level position (sales to sales manager, etc).&nbsp; Me, I&#039;ve been at the same company for 21 years.&nbsp; But I&#039;m paid fairly well in my position and especially for being in OK, AND, I don&#039;t necessarily like change.&nbsp; My point is, can you change companies within the same field and get higher salary/hour wages?&nbsp; Much more than a typical merit increase or bonus?&nbsp; May be worth the look.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Parks 788, post: 4175086, member: 14646"] Just a thought. Some of your comment made me remeber this. Can't remember the person on a pod cast that said it (was well known business guy). Thoses who perform well at their jobs/careeer and switch up employeers in the same field tend to make50% more money thoughout their career than those that tend to be "lifers" as the same company for 20-30 years. When they said that i looked at some of my longtime friends and those that moved companies within their same industry were paid more each time they moved. Some of it was due to a higher level position (sales to sales manager, etc). Me, I've been at the same company for 21 years. But I'm paid fairly well in my position and especially for being in OK, AND, I don't necessarily like change. My point is, can you change companies within the same field and get higher salary/hour wages? Much more than a typical merit increase or bonus? May be worth the look. [/QUOTE]

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