How many switches

[Ali Hassaan]

In my 6 years of experience... i am working in my 5th company...

[Shaan Shar]

Originally posted by Ali Hassaan:
In my 6 years of experience... i am working in my 5th company...

Good one Do continue your Job Honestly...

BTW what is your Job Is it Switching the Jobs or Actual Job what you are doing currently..

[Deepak Bala]

In my 6 years of experience... i am working in my 5th company...

wow

[marc weber]

Coming up on 12 years here...

[Prabhu Venkatachalam]

I'm having 4 years of experience, changed 3 companies. But, I have seen my onsite team people who started as Functional Analyst and become product manager and working for 13 years in same company.

[Eric Pascarello]

How much does 7 years of Burger King add to my resume?

Eric

[Scott Johnson]

20 years, 1 company.

I started here when I was 3 years old. That's my story and I'm sticking to it.

[Prabhu Venkatachalam]

I started here when I was 3 years old.

World's Youngest IT Engineer

[A. Levi]

Originally posted by Scott Johnson:
20 years, 1 company.

I started here when I was 3 years old. That's my story and I'm sticking to it.

Good to have parents like you

j/k

[Mark Spritzler]

Originally posted by Eric Pascarello:
How much does 7 years of Burger King add to my resume?

Eric

Depends. Were you on fries, burgers, drive-thru, or cashier?

Mark

[Stan James]

I have 28 years on the same job. In the same chair. And the same card punch machine. We did upgrade to 9-track tape recently, though. I might be kidding about that part.

[Paul Clapham]

9-track tape? You lucky dog. We still have to work with eight-tracks here.

[Eric Pascarello]

I did all the positions at BK! I was the man! hehhehe

In the real world of IT it has been 3 in 3.5 for me!

Eric

[fred rosenberger]

in IT, 7.5 years at one company, and then got laid off. I've been at this new job now for 2.5 months.

[Jim Yingst]

[Eric]: I did all the positions

Too much information, Eric.

[Mark Spritzler]

Originally posted by Eric Pascarello:
I did all the positions at BK! I was the man! hehhehe

In the real world of IT it has been 3 in 3.5 for me!

Eric

Then I think the BK experience will help. It is kind of like being in the service. You get some things like discipline, loyalty, and free food.

Mark

[Bear Bibeault]

9 jobs over a span of 28 years.

Longest gig: 13 years, 7 months

Shortest gig: 3 days

That doesn't count military time, teaching in a graduate evening program, or writing books.
[ December 14, 2006: Message edited by: Bear Bibeault ]

[Eric Pascarello]

Free food...Second half of my career at BK, they got all cheapo of us and made it half price!

Today I miss the smell of grease in my hair 24-7. Maybe not!

Reason for my 3 jobs
1. contract - expired (company bought out by another, cut all contracts)
2. contract - lost (new company picked up contract said no raises for 3. next few years)
3. current job - (going insane)

Eric

[Tim LeMaster]

7 years, 10 months - 3 Jobs

7 years 1 job.
next job 5 months, that was about 5 months too long.
currently 5 months on new job.

Doesn't include military time either.

[Marc Peabody]

Originally posted by Jim Yingst:
[Eric]: I did all the positions

Too much information, Eric.

Gosh, Jim - and I had just gotten the image of his thing and fishnets outta my head. Way to go!

[Eric Pascarello]

Originally posted by Marc Peabody:

Gosh, Jim - and I had just gotten the image of his thing and fishnets outta my head. Way to go!

They do not call it a whopper for nothing! I am talking about the sandwhich! Ah time to head into work (yes it is a saturday) Hence my one statement above...

Eric

[Dave Lenton]

Originally posted by Mark Spritzler:
Then I think the BK experience will help.

It certainly helped me. While at school I was pretty lazy, but while doing a weekend/evening job in BK I thought to myself "If I screw up my exams and don't get to university then I'll be doing jobs like this for the rest of my career". It was a good motivational exercise, and I worked a lot harder because of it!

Originally posted by Eric Pascarello:
Today I miss the smell of grease in my hair 24-7. Maybe not!

Eurgh, that was the worst bit. I hated coming home from a shift in the kitchen to find that even a scalding hot bath and some normal food couldn't get rid of the smell, feel and taste of grease. I still dislike going to burger places like that, just stepping through the door and inhaling that awful smell again makes me lose my appetite.
[ December 18, 2006: Message edited by: Dave Lenton ]

[ankur rathi]

Originally posted by Eric Pascarello:
How much does 7 years of Burger King add to my resume?

Eric

Eric Pascarello graduated from Penn State University in 2002 with a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering. Since then Eric has been employed as a Senior Developer working with enterprise level applications in ASP.NET.

[Jeroen T Wenting]

now I know where I went astray...
There were no Burger Kings when I was that age (indeed the first McD only opened when I was well on my way to graduation and that one appeared years before the first BK).
Can I sue BK for not giving me a chance to gain life experience and motivation as a student for the reason of them not having a franchise where I lived?

[Dave Lenton]

I bet its a bit different now. There seems to be a McDonalds, Pizza Hut, BK, etc just about everywhere. It wouldn't surprise me if there's one in the Antarctic. I even saw a programme on the telly a while back showing an American school which had a Pizza Hut inside it instead of a kitchen!

What next? A McDonalds franchise at the back of the plane? BK in the local library?